"Come in, have a look around, and find out a bit about me"

Welcome to my website.

Hopefully, these few pages will give you an idea of my experience, and some insight into me as a person.

Please do get in touch if you would like to know more.

Speak soon,

Stephen

WEEKLY RECYCLING: "RESTORMEL SHOWS WAY FOR CORNWALL" New! Fri 16th May 2008 Commenting on the news that Lib Dem led Restormel Borough Council is to introduce weekly collections for recycling, Stephen Gilbert, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for St Austell & Newquay, said: "Restormel is leading the way on recycling, and I hope that in time the rest of Cornwall will follow."

NEWQUAY TO GET EXTRA RAIL SERVICE New! Fri 16th May 2008 Commenting on the news that Newquay is to benefit from an increased rail service from the end of the year, Stephen Gilbert, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for the town, said "This is good news for Newquay and will be a real boost for rail users. The next step in the campaign is to secure the land necessary to increase Newquay's platform capacity."

LIB DEMS CALL FOR REVIEW OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IN NEWQUAY Wed 7th May 2008 Liberal Democrats in Newquay are to press Restormel Borough Council to review the number of adult entertainment licences in the town in response to a rapid growth in the number of venues offering nude dancing.

GILBERT QUESTIONS FRESHSTART TEAM Wed 7th May 2008 Liberal Democrat Stephen Gilbert was the only one of St Austell's five parliamentary candidates to be at a recent [06.05.08] Council meeting that was held to look at the issues around the controversial FreshStart project planned for the town.

CRUNCH TIME FOR ST AUSTELL TOWN CENTRE? Fri 2nd May 2008 Stephen Gilbert, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary candidate for St Austell, has warned that the town centre regeneration may be affected by the national "credit crunch".

COMMUNITY GROUP SURVEY Wed 16th Apr 2008 I am keen to hear from local voluntary, sport and community groups that benefit from support from Cornwall's district Councils, including Restormel. Please help me by taking a few minutes to complete my survey.

"COMMUNITY GROUPS MUST NOT LOSE OUT IN MOVE TO SINGLE COUNCIL" Wed 16th Apr 2008 Stephen Gilbert, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary candidate for St Austell & Newquay, has warned that local community, voluntary and sport groups across Cornwall are facing financial uncertainty and is campaigning to ensure they don't lose out during the move to a single Council.

Archive of earlier news stories.