Thank you for getting in touch
Posted by Andrew Love, MP for Edmonton, at 15:24, Mon 6 December 2010:
Thank you for getting in touch with me through the HearFromYourMP website.
If you're interested in reading and seeing more about what I'm doing, I have a blog, which I update regularly. You can visit that at www.andylovemp.blogspot.com.
And my website (www.andylovemp.com) can keep you up to date with all my news, as well as the best ways to contact me.
Best wishes, Andy Love MP
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Posted by Paula Garsden, 19:13, Mon 6 December 2010: (Is this post abusive?) #
I've just had a "Thank you for getting in touch with me through the HearFromYourMP website" from my MP. I cannot for the life of me remember just what it was I got in touch with Andy Love for, it's so long ago (and no, I don't have dementia), possibly months.
Something approaching a reply or comment may have jogged my memory but a "thank you" so late in the day is just a double insult.
As we seem to have moved on from MPs' expenses, perhaps the electorate should start demanding targets for MPs, such as how long a simple thank you should take to post, or indeed a proper reply, in much the same way they've imposed targets on every other walk of public life?
Or am I being cynical?
Paula Garsden
Posted by Tara Selby, 22:15, Mon 6 December 2010: (Is this post abusive?) #
paula, I never sent a message, I just joined the group thinking I would get regular updates about my MP. Funnily enough I haven't! Seems I need to read a blog. Oh well never mind. I already know just what the MP's get up to, I don't need to read a blog. Now who's being cynical???!!!
Posted by Paula Garsden, 13:36, Tue 7 December 2010: (Is this post abusive?) #
I joined the site to lobby my MP on a particular topic and have taken part in other campaigns since. Not that it's done any good, but you have to try.