Norsheen Bhatti

As the dust settles on both the General and Local Elections, the various parties will start analysing their performances and making the changes they need as a result. Questions are being asked of the party leaders, particularly those who failed to deliver. Gordon Brown is facing calls from a few of his MPs to step down and the same can be said of the British National Party Leader Nick Griffin.

The only way we can stop the BNP in Stoke, get our local economy moving and sort out the problems our country is facing is if people vote Conservative. As a daughter of a factory worker born and bred in the Midlands, with family in Stoke and having studied at Keele University, I understand local peoples concerns. I want to change the way Labour has let down our families, damaged our city and destroyed our country. We need jobs, industry, better housing, healthcare, services and I will lead the w

Norsheen Bhatti the Conservative Party Candidate for Stoke-on-Trent Central is one determined lady. Her selection was not without controversy when it was revealed that Norsheen was a part-time belly dancer. She has taken her campaign to the people of Stoke-on-Trent Central and she is encouraged by the positive reaction and the support she has received whilst out canvassing. Last night [Wednesday] Norsheen crossed swords with British National Party PPC & Deputy Chairman Simon Darby at a husti

Stoke-on-Trent Central parliamentary candidates attended an open Community Schools Action Group Meeting at Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre on the evening of April 28th.

Norsheen Press Release! Unemployment figures published for February 2010 for Stoke Central show that the rate stands at 6.9 per cent. The unemployment figure for February 2008 was 3.8 per cent. Whilst unemployment nationally is at a 16 year high this demonstrates how things can only get worse (and not better) under Gordon Brown and Labour. Commenting on these figures, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Stoke Central Norsheen Bhatti said:

Norsheen Press Release! Local supporters in Eaton Park and Berryhill joined the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate Norsheen Bhatti and the Conservative Council Candidate David Jones in picking up litter on the pathway from Berryhills to Eaton Park during their Social Action Day. The pathway is well used amongst the local community and has been covered with litter. Commenting David Jones, the Council candidate for Eaton Park and Berryhill said:

Conservative PPC for the hotly contested Stoke-on-Trent Central seat Norsheen Bhatti spent some time training with 10 - 18 year old boxers at the YMCA in Hanley. Norsheen said, 'So far in this election campaign, this was one of the best times I’ve had. It was great to see all children of all ages, of all cultures come together and play a sport which they are so passionate about.

Norsheen Bhatti Press Release Stop Labour’s tax on jobs and working people from killing the recovery Local people will save money across Stoke Central under Conservative initiative

Norsheen Bhatti Press Release The Conservatives have announced that a Conservative Government will stop Labour's tax rise on jobs by cutting waste. Stopping the planned increases in National Insurance Contributions will result in 7 out of 10 working people being better off. A Conservative Government will take immediate action to start cutting Government waste, in order to spend £6 billion less in 2010-11 than Labour’s plans. Norsheen Bhatti, the Parliamentary Candidate for Stoke Central, said: