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Blackmail apology from Tory Stonehouse May 6 local election candidate | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Exclusive Conservative election candidate Nick Housden (right) pictured with PM Boris Johnson and Stroud MP Siobhan Baillie during a visit last month. Picture from Twitter A Conservative candidate standing in both the district and county elections has responded to revelations that he has a criminal conviction for blackmail. Nick Housden - who is hoping to represent the Stonehouse ward on both Stroud District Council and Gloucestershire County Council - received a two year suspended prison sentence in 2013. Mr Housden, who was 22 at the time, admitted a charge of demanding £2,000 with menace from a businessman in 2011. The conviction came to light after a cutting from Private Eye highlighting the case was circulated on social media last week.

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SIOBHAN BAILLIE: Mortgage scheme will address inequality

Siobhan Baillie The Stroud MP s weekly column. The Prime Minister came to Stroud on Monday to launch the Government’s Mortgage Guarantee Scheme that will allow home buyers to get on the property ladder with only a 5 per cent deposit. Boris spent several hours at the Great Oldbury housing development in Stonehouse talking with homeowners and construction workers and he was on great form. The idea of the scheme is for the government to offer lenders the guarantee they need to provide mortgages that cover the other 95 per cent, subject to the usual affordability checks. The scheme is available lenders such as Lloyds, Santander, Barclays, HSBC and NatWest. Virgin Money will also join the scheme next month.

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SIOBHAN BAILLIE: Mortgage scheme will address inequality | Stroud News and Journal

SIOBHAN BAILLIE: Mortgage scheme will address inequality | Stroud News and Journal
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PM unable to name Conservative regional mayor during visit to South West

Boris Johnson appeared unable to name the current West of England mayor, despite the regional leader being a Conservative. The Prime Minister was asked during a campaign visit to Gloucestershire if he was able to name Tim Bowles, the incumbent mayor who was elected to the post in 2017. Mr Bowles became the first metro mayor for the West of England Combined Authority, made up of three of the councils in the region – Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol and South Gloucestershire. Mr Johnson visited a Barratt Homes development site in Great Oldbury, Gloucestershire (Jonathan Buckmaster/Daily Express/PA) The Conservative mayor announced he will step down from the post at the end of his first term, with four candidates running to be his successor in next month’s election.

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PM Boris Johnson praises Stroud as best place to live | Stroud News and Journal

PM Boris Johnson with Stroud MP Siobhan Baillie and a site manager fro Barratt Homes Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent this morning at the Great Oldbury development in Stonehouse on his first visit to Gloucestershire since lockdown began to ease. The PM and Stroud MP Siobhan Baillie met staff at the site to mark the launch of the 95% mortgage guarantee scheme. The scheme, aimed at homebuyers with low deposit or limited equity allows people to purchase properties with as little as a 5% deposit. However, the scheme came under scrutiny today when it was revealed that most of the major banks have not yet agreed to lend for purchases of new builds, like those at the Barratt homes site in Stonehouse. Although Mr Johnson said: “Most of the banks are going to back the scheme.”

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