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 Hazel Blears MP presents award to Changing Directions Project |
Hazel Blears, MP for Salford and Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, recently presented a special Salford Adult Learners Award to Christine Iles and Bernadette Carden-Flynn to rec...
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| Railway Children |
Concerned residents of Eades St, Salford were desperately worried about local children running along a railway wall, and contacted their local MP, Hazel Blears to see if she could help.
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| Local MP congratulates Salford's GCSE students
onanotherfantasticset of results |
Salford’s local MP, Hazel Blears has today congratulated students and teachers on the outstanding improvement in this year's GCSE results.
Almost 68% of Salford pupils achieved five o...
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| Hazel Blears says "No excuse not to pay up" |
Hazel Blears MP looks back on 10 years of the National Minimum Wage and calls for rogue employers who con staff to be exposed. This July marks 10 years since the Government introduced the National Min...
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| Vocational Qualification Day |
23rd July 2008 was the first ever Vocational Qualification Day, where people up and down the country celebrated their achievements in work-focussed training. VQ day comes just weeks after the governme...
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| The 60th birthday of the NHS |
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the NHS, Hazel Blears, MP for Salford, said: "One of the main reasons I wanted to be the MP for Salford was to fight for the NHS in our area. I believe it is ...
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I was born and brought up in Salford. I was educated at Wardley Grammar School in Swinton and Eccles Sixth Form College.
I studied law at Nottingham Trent University and Chester College of Law....
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Hazel Blears, MP for Salford and Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, recently presented a special Salford Adult Learners Award to Christine Iles and Bernadette Carden-Flynn to rec...
Concerned residents of Eades St, Salford were desperately worried about local children running along a railway wall, and contacted their local MP, Hazel Blears to see if she could help.
