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Welcome to Daventry Conservatives! Our constituency is geographically very large, covering the town of Daventry and the western part of Northamptonshire. We have an extremely active association with a large branch network and many social events throughout the year.

Chris Heaton-Harris is the Conservative Member of Parliament for Daventry. Chris was elected to Parliament in May 2010, taking over from Tim Boswell, who has since been appointed as Lord Boswell of Aynho. Prior to going into Parliament, Chirs represented the area for 10 years as the region's MEP. He lives locally in the constituency with his wife and two daughters. To find out more about Chris click on he 'People' tab above or go to www.heatonharris.com 

Featured Story

Friday, 18 May, 2012
This election will herald the end of police authorities.  Powers to set police force budgets and policing priorities, and hire and fire chief constables, will be transferred to a single individual, directly elected in each force area. Political Parties will have the opportunity to put forward a candidate in each force area.

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This map shows the extent of the geographical area that we serve. This is the area of the United Kingdom that we represent on behalf of the Conservative Party.

Clicking on the arrow below reveals a map of events and news articles near you, that will grow over time. Individual events and news articles are represented by pins of different colours and you will be able to click on them to find out more information.

Local News

Wednesday, 7 March, 2012
Great Success!
Thursday, 16 February, 2012
Daventry Constituency Conservative Association is moving office.
Thursday, 5 January, 2012
Great Billing Wastewater Treatment Works - an update from Chris Heaton-Harris MP

National News

Racism in football - time for action.
Monday, 9 January, 2012
An article on Racism in football from Chris Heaton-Harris MP
David Cameron has launched new services to give mums and dads the support they need.
The Government has set out plans for the biggest reform of Special Educational Needs (SEN) for 30 years.

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