Matthew Richardson, working for Coleman Street

Richardson News
18.05.08 - Newsletter Update 2
Today the second Matthew Richardson Working for Coleman Street newsletter was delivered. The newsletter highlights some of the issues affecting the ward and the City and keeps voters up to date with Matthew's work.
If you have not received a Newsletter and would like one please e-mail Newsletter@MatthewRichardson.com
12.05.08 - Polling Station Victory
Thanks to a campaign launched by Matthew the original choice for the Coleman Street Polling Station St Margaret's Lothbury has been changed to Moor House at the Junction of London Wall and Moorfields.
Click here for a map to the polling station
06.05.08 - Putting Voters First
As part of Matthew's commitment to place voters at the centre of his policy platform he has been visiting businesses 
across the ward to discuss their needs and what he can do to deliver the changes they require. 
In the first of many such visits Matthew spent an hour with voters from the Institute of Chartered Accountants talking about his vision for the Ward and answering questions.  This afternoon met with a representative from Cazenove to discuss his ideas for Coleman Street.  Both meetings proved hugely valuable, providing voters with the opportunity to quiz Matthew whilst letting Matthew get to the bottom of the pressing and varied needs of Coleman Street. 
If you would like Matthew to visit your business simply drop him an email at matthew@matthewrichardson.com. 
24.04.08 - Election Date Announced
The date of the Aldermanic election on Coleman Street has now been announced.  On the 4th June between 8am and 8pm 

                                                                                    voters will be able to vote at Moor House for the candidate of their choice (click here for a map of the polling station). 
Of course those voters with postal ballots will be able to vote beforehand when their ballots arrive on 23rd May. And if you don't already have a postal vote but would like one you have until 19th May to register (the form to register can be downloaded here). 
In this election every vote really will count; with your support Matthew can deliver the change Coleman Street really needs. 
18.04.08 - First Newsletter published
Today the first Matthew Richardson Working for Coleman Street newsletter was delivered. The newsletter highlights some of the issues affecting the ward and the City and keeps voters up to date with Matthew's work.
If you have not received a Newsletter and would like one please e-mail Newsletter@MatthewRichardson.com
14.04.08 - A walk around with the Ward Constable

                                                                                    Reducing crime in the City is central to Matthew's Policy Platform. With that in mind Matthew was very pleased to be able to spend an afternoon walking around the ward with Constable Simon Headley, the Ward Constable for Coleman Street. They discussed issues such as how to reduce crime, lessen the regulatory burden on Police Constables and measures for helping Coleman Street administratively and possible re-clustering of the ward within the City.
07.04.08 -Meeting important members of Coleman Street staff

                                                                                    In order to better understand how Coleman Street works Matthew has gone out of his way to meet the Corporation staff who keep it ticking over. This is Frank, he is the evening Road Sweeper in Coleman Street. Matthew and Frank discussed ideas for reducing litter in the ward including deploying ash trays in more convenient locations. Frank helps keep the ward tidy and makes the City a place of which we can be proud.
03.04.08 - Telegraph City Diary takes an interest in Richardson's campaign
The Telegraph City Diary today ran a story about Matthew and his campaign highlighting that "unheard of in City elections, Richardson is offering policies such as cutting crime and improving recycling."
To read the full article click here.
25.03.08 - Meeting small businesses in the Ward

                                                                                    Small businesses perform a key task in the provision of amenities for the City. For too long the vital service they provide has been over-looked. The needs of small businesses form a key part of Matthew's Policy Platform
20.03.08 - Getting to grips with transport in the City
In order to better understand the transport needs of Coleman Street and other issues Matthew carried out a survey of the users of Moorgate tube station. Improving transport links is part of Matthew's Policy Platform
17.03.08 - Text and Email Alerts Launched

                                                                                    The City is a fast moving place and to reflect this Matthew has launched text and email alerts to keep Coleman Street in touch with the campaign. Sign up here.
 
17.03.08 - Richardson Gets to Grips with Construction
Matthew Richardson has grabbed the bull by the horns in addressing one of Coleman Street's biggest issues - the danger pedestrians are put in by construction. 
15.03.08 - Richardson Enters Race

                                                                                  Matthew Richardson has announced his candidacy in the upcoming Coleman Street Aldermanic election
Why Richardson?
Coleman Street is a dynamic area and needs a dynamic Alderman; someone in touch with the needs of the modern City
It's time for an Alderman who will work for the area, and for the people of the area
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