Colin Breed MP

MP for South East Cornwall since 1997

Colin Breed

Colin Breed MP - Standing up to South East Cornwall

Colin Breed is proud to have been the Liberal Democrat MP for South East Cornwall since 1997. Colin works all year round for Cornwall, and also is a member of the Liberal Democrat Treasury Team.


Government Failing to Understand Cornish Needs

Wed 23rd Jan 2008

In a debate on the Draft Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West, Colin Breed, Liberal Democrat MP for South East Cornwall told the House that a reference in the Report to Torpoint and Saltash as being part of a wider urban area of Plymouth was offensive to many of his constituents.

BREED SPEAKS OUT: "Inadequate Public Transport Provision Fails our Students"

Tue 15th Jan 2008

Colin Breed , Liberal Democrat MP for South East Cornwall will today speak to the House on the impact of an unreliable and expensive public transport system on Cornwall 's young students. The cost, in terms of money and time, of getting to colleges from rural locations is continuing to rise, with journeys of two hours not uncommon. The Government appears content to shift the burden of provision onto local colleges, taking more money away from education budgets. This is unsustainable in the long term. Current trends show an upsurge in car ownership amongst 17-19 year olds. There are major implications of this, in terms of environmental damage, congestion on roads not designed for large numbers of cars, and an increase in accidents with inexperienced drivers using poor roads in slippery conditions.

Colin Breed MP with local sixth formers (photography: Aimee Parnell)

COLIN BREED MP TO RETIRE AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION

Tue 9th Oct 2007

Colin Breed, Liberal Democrat MP for South East Cornwall has announced that he will not seek re-election at the next general election.

Colin celebrating success for the Dobwalls bypass with local residents (photography: Aimee Parnell)

PRIME MINISTER MISSES THE POINT

Thu 12th Jul 2007

Cornwall's five Liberal Democrat MPs have expressed their disappointment at Gordon Brown's response to their invitation to come and see the problems that need to be addressed in Cornwall. The two sentence letter thanked the MPs for their 'kind offer' but failed completely to acknowledge the issues of great concern to the Cornish MPs and the Cornish people.

Colin Breed Chamber (photography: Aimee Parnell)

BROWN SHOULD SEE FOR HIMSELF

Wed 27th Jun 2007

Cornwall's five Liberal Democrat MPs have today invited the new Prime Minister Gordon Brown to come to Cornwall and see for himself the challenges faced by the County.

Colin (photography: Aimee Parnell)

MINISTER CHALLENGED ON WATER POVERTY

Thu 14th Jun 2007

Cornwall's MPs have met with DWP Minister, Jim Murphy to raise the impact that that the region's high water bills are having on poverty in the county.

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SUSTAINABLE HAND LINE FISHING IS A SPECIAL CASE

Fri 20th Apr 2007

Colin Breed Lib Dem MP for South East Cornwall yesterday (Thursday) pressed the Government on the unfair application of fishing quotas on hand-line fishermen in Cornwall.

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