ONLY CONSERVATIVES CAN DELIVER REAL CHANGE IN EUROPE 

Erewash Conservatives have chosen Midlands businesswoman, Maggie Throup, to contest the Erewash seat at the 2015 General Election.

Report from Council Leader on the Erewash Budget 2014/15

Jessica supports apprentices in Erewash.

Jessica Lee, Member of Parliament for Erewash, has announced that she will stand down as an MP at the next General Election in 2015.She advised the Prime Minister about her decision in a letter. In the letter Jessica made clear that:She intends to both serve out her term as a loyal and dedicated member of the Conservative Parliamentary team, and as a committed constituency Member.

Join the Small Business Saturday campaign to support local shops in Erewash on 7th December

Erewash Borough Council will offer 24-hour FREE parking in all its car parks over the busiest three weeks of the festive season. 

It’s tree-mendous!  Erewash Borough Council is once again hosting its popular Free Tree event, the town centre giveaway when local residents can pick up some free trees for their gardens.The council’s flagship Pride in Erewash campaign is behind the annual bonanza, which sees stalls set up in both Ilkeston and Long Eaton town centres – with residents of the borough able to claim up to FIVE free trees per household. 

Welcome to the third edition of my regular monthly column for the Erewash Conservatives Website.Much of my focus during October has been on producing the Conservative submission to the Boundaries Commission regarding ward boundaries and names, following their decision that Erewash will have 47 Councillors, a reduction of 4, with effect from the next Borough elections in May 2015. The Commission have called for ideas on how the various wards should look like and the closing date for this exercise is 11 November. They will then give this matter a lot of thought and publish a draft decision on the warding arrangements in February 2014. There will then be a further consultation period before a final decision is made. 

Welcome to the third edition of my regular monthly column for the Erewash Conservatives Website.Much of my focus during October has been on producing the Conservative submission to the Boundaries Commission regarding ward boundaries and names, following their decision that Erewash will have 47 Councillors, a reduction of 4, with effect from the next Borough elections in May 2015. The Commission have called for ideas on how the various wards should look like and the closing date for this exercise is 11 November. They will then give this matter a lot of thought and publish a draft decision on the warding arrangements in February 2014. There will then be a further consultation period before a final decision is made.