Nigel 4 Hampstead Town: CCV2012 How IT is changing with county councils today

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

CCV2012 How IT is changing with county councils today

Hearing how David Wilde Chief Information Officer of Essex County Council views information governance and the various cloud models in the ICT market suitable for public sector.

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Nigel 4 Hampstead Town

... Local campaigner living and working in the Hampstead area located in the lush green heartland of Camden. Vice Chair of Belsize SNT Police panel, which was based in the Hampstead Police Station now CLOSED ! Well known as an outspkoken Community Campaigner on such issues as NHS, HS2, closeure to public libraries services and housing issues and always striving to see common sense solutions to local problems ...

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Key tasks that I would pledge to action as your elected councillor

More local police “on the beat” and improved “999” Fire response times following both FIRE and POLICE station closures
Curbing the overzealous property developers ruining the peace, tranquility and legacy of Hampstead
More school places for our children in Hampstead
Campaigning to mitigate the threatened HS2 traffic congestion on Hampstead roads for a decade
More effective controls on basement excavation works wrecking decent hard working families with years of blight
I am fully opposed to the “Mansion Tax” and would lobby against it as a councillor
Fighting for common sense with the very controversial and shambolic plan over the dam works

Nigel 4 Hampstead Town

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

CCV2012 How IT is changing with county councils today

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