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As Member of Parliament for Twickenham, I represent all members of the community, no matter which political party you support. This website allows people to observe my work both in Parliament and locally.

Representing the people in Parliament is an honour, but contact with my constituents is key. On this site you will find details of how to contact me in person, by email or by post. Please contact me if there are any issues that you would like me to pursue on your behalf.

Vince Cable, MP for Twickenham & Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer

FSA has an important role to play

Tue 9th Feb 2010

"We are still in the middle of a crisis and the FSA has an important part to play in effecting far reaching and lasting change" said the Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor.

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Hospital Futures Under Review

Mon 8th Feb 2010

Following reports that Kingston Hospital is under threat, Vincent Cable, MP, raised the future of the hospital with local health bosses at a meeting last week in Teddington:

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Cuts should be based on economic indicators not political dogma

Wed 3rd Feb 2010

"When to start cutting public spending and by how much should be based on economic indicators, not political dogma" said the Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer

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CAB Parliamentarian of the Year 2008

House Magazine Opposition Politician of the Year 2008

Twickenham General Election Result

Turnout: 51687 (72%)

51.6%

Liberal Democrat: 26696 (+2.9%)

32.4%

Conservative: 16731 (−1%)

11.4%

Labour: 5868 (−2.4%)

View the results in detail.