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Member of Parliament for North East Cambridgeshire
A strong local champion with a national voice
Steve Barclay has been the MP for North East Cambridgeshire since 2010, working as a strong voice both locally and nationally. This has helped change Fenland from being the Forgotten Fens of the past and delivered over £100 million in recent investment.
His key priorities are continuing to make it easier to access NHS services locally, upgrading infrastructure, delivering better local schools and skills, providing improved sports and arts facilities, protecting our rural landscape and backing local farmers.
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Been let down by the Labour Government?
From Labour’s false claims that council tax bills would not go up, to their Jobs Tax killing economic growth, the failure to smash the gangs as small boat crossings surge, spending billions whilst surrendering the Chagos Islands, hitting rural communities with a family farm tax and releasing serious criminals out of prison early, the newspaper front pages from their first year show how hopeless they are.
Labour’s broken promises to farmers
Farmers will be forgiven for feeling they have no friends in Government at the moment. Labour has hit them with new taxes, increased costs, and a top-down diktat to simply do more with less. And now Labour is doubling down on green plans that will take a significant amount of land out of food production.
DEI roles every week under Labour
My new analysis has revealed that EDI (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion) roles paying up to £91,336 have been advertised on average every week since Labour came to power. Taking into account the generous NHS pension scheme, these are estimated to cost over £2.2 million a year. 35 recent roles have been advertised on the NHS’s jobs website.
As the former Health Secretary, having previously taken action to try and cut wasteful DE&I spending when in office. I ensured that the Department for Health and Social Care had no standalone diversity roles and instructed the department’s arms-length bodies as well as local NHS organisations to cease recruitment to DE&I roles.
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