Mike Freer is asking constituents to share their views on his priorities for Finchley & Golders Green and the Conservative government’s programme

Mike Freer, Conservative MP for Finchley and Golders Green — Mike Freer is asking constituents for their views – (Credit – Mike Freer MP)

A local MP is asking his constituents to tell him about their priorities for both the local constituency and the Conservative government.

Mike Freer, who represents Finchley and Golders Green, is asking constituents to complete a survey answering questions about his local priorities and Rishi Sunak’s ‘5 Priorities’ for the Westminster administration.

The choice of local options is: Stopping overdevelopment, Opposing expansion of the Ultra-Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ), Expanding the provision of electric vehicle charging and Increasing take-up of breast cancer screening.

While the national choice is between Sunak’s aims of: Halving inflation, Growing the economy, Reducing national debt, Cutting NHS waiting lists and Stopping the boats. And constituents also have an opportunity to add their own comments.

Freer, who is minister for courts and legal services, had a majority of 6,562 at the general election in 2019. Sarah Sackman was selected as Labour’s candidate for the seat in November last year.

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