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Surgeries & other dates

Damian's advice surgeries are generally on:

• The first Friday each month: Alton and in rotation Four Marks, Liphook, Selborne or Grayshott

• The third Friday each month: Bordon and Petersfield

Sometimes dates have to be changed because of other commitments.

Appointments are essential.  To make an appointment, please call Beverley on 01420 84122.

In an emergency, if the dates above are too far away, or if you are housebound, I will try to come to you, diary permitting.

Before requesting a surgery appointment please do:

1. check whether the issue can be sorted direct (see Resources section on the right)

2. think about whether we could start to help you more quickly if you wrote, phoned or emailed rather than waiting for the surgery

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About East Hampshire

The Boundary Commission sits every ten years or so to ensure that representation to the Westminster Parliament remains equal across the whole of the UK. The last re-drawing of boundaries took effect in 2010 and created a new constituency, Meon Valley, represented by George Hollingbery which includes the 'southern parishes' of East Hants District (including Clanfield, Horndean, Rowland's Castle).

The rest of the East Hampshire council area is now all within the East Hampshire parliamentary constituency, including Bordon & Whitehill, Liphook, Grayshott and Headley, which had previously been part of the North East Hampshire constituency.

For chapter & verse on boundaries, we recommend Ordnance Survey's Election Maps website.

For rich detailed information about the area, see East Hampshire District Council’s dataMAP

If you are unsure who your MP is, go here and enter your postcode.

The East Hampshire
parliamentary constituency
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About Parliament

Parliament's Living Heritage programme offers an insight into the political, social and cultural roles Parliament has played in the development of British society over nearly a thousand years.

You can see more about how Parliament works here.

School trips

Schools trips to the Commons are a very good way of bringing to life how our country is governed. Damian is always pleased to come and speak to student groups from East Hampshire when they visit Westminster. Tours are initially booked through the Palace of Westminster’s education office here.

See more educational resources from the House of Commons here.

Gallery tickets (including Prime Minister's Questions)

Gallery tickets for the Commons chamber are allocated by rota to each of the MPs. If you would like to attend Prime Minister’s Question Time then please contact Damian’s Parliamentary office on 0207 219 7057 so that you can be added to the waiting list. Unfortunately, however, we do generally have a long waiting list.

Tickets for other debates in the Commons chamber are much more readily available and will not always involve a waiting time.

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