Stephen Watson launches the first campaign poster site in Caerphilly, with the help of Jonathan Evans MEP. The poster, which is opposite the Castle in Castle Street - attacks Labour and asks is people really want four more years of Blair?

42,980 people are on NHS waiting lists in Caerphilly!

With only 45 days to go until the anticipated date of the General Election, local Conservatives in Caerphilly can't wait for the start of the campaign! Parliamentary Candidate, Stephen Watson, told members that with only 45 days left to polling day - the campaign for Caerphilly starts now. He also expects the election in Caerphilly to be hotly contested and that the result "could be close".

Stephen at the House of Commons - with more than 1000 signitures from Caerphilly residents demanding that Labour MP, Wayne David, vote against plans for 24-hour pub opening.

Stephen with the former Prime Minister, Rt.Hon.John Major, at a dinner in London to help raise funds for the campaign in Caerphilly.

Stephen with The Tredegar Hunt in Caerphilly on Saturday; addressing hunt members and followers and talking to local Police about staying within the law.

Stephen out with the Police in Ystrad Mynach - campaigning against Labour's
plans for 24-hour pub opening.

Stephen backing local farmers - with Karen Yates of the National Farmers Union and David Burles of The Gelligaer Hunt, holding copies of 'How to Hunt within the Law'.

Stephen with volunteers collecting signitures in Caerphilly.

Stephen meets with Shadow Home Secretary, Rt.Hon.David Davis MP, to discuss the Conservative response to Labour's damaging plans for 24 hour pub opening.

Stephen on Glynrhymney Farm, Bedwas, with farmer Harold Gibbon. Harold is the third generation of his family to farm the 114 acres. The landfill site nearby is polluting his land.

At St.Barrwg's Church in Bedwas. Stephen is keen to support the £250,000 appeal for funds to save the 900 year old church from closure.

Stephen talking to local resident Diane Scott, outside the District Miner's Hospital. Stephen is concerned about the plans for future A&E provision and is campaigning for improved services.

Stephen meets Stewart Lea at the Caerphilly Recreation Centre, hearing about the need for more facilities and expanded sports activities.

Stephen at the proposed site of the Waste Transfer Station in Bedwas. He's committed to campaigning against the site, which is close to local housing.

On the Walter's waste site. Stephen talking with Julian Henderson, Deputy Chairman of Caerphilly Conservatives about the smell and problems for local residents.

Stephen and his wife, Emma, outside St.Martin's Parish Church, Caerphilly.

Stephen and Emma on top of Caerphilly Mountain!

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