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As the Member of Parliament for Eddisbury, my main job is to represent the constituents of the area. My aim is to serve all my constituents, irrespective of your political views.
I hope you will find this website helpful in seeing what I do, and where I have been in the constituency, as well as my speeches in Westminster. Many of you may wish to get in contact with me on local or personal matters, and I hope this website will assist you in doing so. My website shows you how you can contact me by letter, e-mail, fax or telephone and also how to make an appointment to see me at my regular constituency surgeries.
Since my election as the Member of Parliament for Eddisbury in the by-election in July 1999 I have participated in debates and questions in the Commons, and raised many local issues. Living in the constituency, I am able to get around the towns, villages and rural areas that make up our constituency all the time. I am always on hand, except when I have to be in Westminster on your behalf, to attend local events and functions, meet as many of my constituents as is possible as well as holding my regular surgeries. You can be assured that I shall continue to work relentlessly for the people and interests of Eddisbury.
I hope you find the information on these pages useful.
Eddisbury News
Stephen O’Brien MP expresses his grave disappointment at Bickerton anometer decision
Eddisbury MP Stephen O’Brien has today slammed the Planning Inspectorate for overturning on appeal the local council’s decision to refuse planning permission for an anometer at the foot of the Bickerton Hills.
Stephen O’Brien welcomes plans to steer young people away from
Eddisbury MP Stephen O’Brien has welcomed Conservative plans – announced by Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Chris Grayling in Liverpool last week – to introduce specialist help to get young people out of gangs and into work and training
Government has now has 1,000 ways to enter the homes of people living in Eddisbury & Cheshire warns Stephen O’Brien MP
Stephen O’Brien, the Shadow Minister for Health, has expressed his serious concerns this week at the news that Government and town hall inspectors now have over 1,000 powers which allow inspectors to enter people’s homes & premises.
