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Geoffrey with Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall - Saving our fish with the 'Fish Fight'

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Supporting local industry: Visiting Lotus Cars at Hethel

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Spot the good reasons why the EU should not be meddling in Defence

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Supporting the East Anglian Air Ambulance

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Launching Geoffrey's pamphlet "Ending Excess - Cutting the Costs of Parliament"

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Supporting Basildon Council - with Council Leader Leader Tony Ball at Dale Farm

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Promoting Trade with India, with Ratan Tata at the Vibrant Gujarat Investment Summit

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Geoffrey hosting Saffron Walden County High School's visit to the European Parliament

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Supporting Zimbabwe’s desperate fight for democratic change

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Visiting Essex firefighters during campaign opposing the Working Time Directive

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Supporting local R&D: Visiting European Bioinformatics, Cambridge

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  • “More supportive approach to Sri Lanka is needed” says Geoffrey

    Following his recent visit to Sri Lanka in his capacity as Chairman of the transnational, cross-party group “Friends of Sri Lanka” in the European Parliament, Geoffrey has called for more supportive engagement with the country as it recovers from 30 years of conflict.

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  • Keeping the pressure on Mugabe

    Over many years Geoffrey has spearheaded the European Parliament’s tough resolutions on Zimbabwe. He has also been personally banned by Mugabe from entering Zimbabwe.

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  • Geoffrey continues the fight against increases in the EU Budget

    After negotiations with the EU Council (where governments sit), the European Parliament seems reluctantly to have accepted a 2012 Budget with an increase below 2% - effectively less than 2011 in real terms. But local Conservative MEPs argue that this was not enough and there should have been major cuts in EU expenditure.

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