Andrew George
Promoting the
Politics of Courage
I’m running a positive campaign to restore decency and honesty to our politics. To build a brighter future. To combat those who want us to become more inward-looking, backward-looking, more self-absorbed. I’ll build a campaign for an outward-looking, forward-looking and compassionate country.
We’ve been misled by a privileged clique who’ve irresponsibly played on fears to stoke prejudice. We must get beyond the Brexit chaos they’ve dragged our country into. We must restore the things that matter for the sake of our children’s future – our NHS, our schools and the very sustainability of our planet.
Come and join a growing campaign team. We’re determined to win this seat back this time, to make the difference, to build a brighter future.
Many people say “you politicians are all the same”. That statement has never been more untrue. The choice here is stark:
Andrew George - Standing up for Cornwall
National campaigner, local campaigner, MP.
Andrew describes his role - "Seeking out the silent voices. Standing up to bullies. Fighting for justice”
Liberal Democrats - Building a brighter future
We’re Hiring: Caseworker – Office of Andrew George MP
My constituency office in Penzance is recruiting a Caseworker. This is a permanent role (following a six-month probation period), paid in line with IPSA salary scales.
🏢 What the role involves
🔸Supporting local people with enquiries by phone, email, social media or in person
🔸Assisting at surgeries and following up on concerns raised
🔸Investigating issues and preparing clear reports
🔸Drafting responses and ensuring every case is handled sensitively and confidentially
🔸Working with local partners — councils, government departments, utilities, charities and advice organisations
🔸Researching support options to help constituents access the right advice and assistance
🔍 What we’re looking for
🔹Strong organisational skills
🔹Clear written and verbal communication
🔹Experience handling enquiries and large volumes of correspondence
🔹A strong sense of empathy; able to maintain a considerate and understanding approach to all constituents
🔹Attention to detail and a commitment to confidentiality
🔹Confidence using Microsoft Office, Outlook, and general IT systems
Successful applicants will need to complete the Baseline Personnel Security Standard via the Members’ Staff Verification Office.
📅 Key dates
🔸Closing date: 29 May 2026
🔸Interviews: Friday 12 June 2026 (Penzance)
🔸Start date: As soon as possible, following security clearance
📨 How to apply - please send:
🔹Your CV, and
🔹A covering letter (max 2 sides of A4) explaining how your skills and experience match the role;
To andrew.george.mp@parliament.uk with the subject line: “Job Application – Caseworker for Andrew George MP”
🔗More information: www.w4mpjobs.org/JobDetails.aspx?jobid=99200
Just when we need government to step up to combat the nature and climate emergency the media excitedly predicts that a rag-bag of climate change deniers are destined to win the next general election.
Whether we can turn this around in time depends on all of us getting the facts across (if peer-reviewed evidence and evidence-based policy making counts for anything these days). We have to do all we can to avert a take over by snake-oil salesmen and their flat-earth society advisers.
Congratulations to the organisers of the many People’s Emergency Briefings who are pushing back. I attended this Helston event this week. Very well attended and great to see such enthusiasm.
I attended the National Emergency Briefing last November. However, because it didn’t engage in outrageous accusation or dog-whistle victim blaming, the gatekeeping editors of our national media decided it was a monumental bore. So, ignored it.
That’s why it’s important to get behind this fight back from the grassroots.
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✨ ANDREW GEORGE'S PEOPLE'S PARLIAMENT ✨
📅 Friday, 29th May – 7pm
📍 Queens Hotel, Penzance
The next public meeting is coming soon.
We'll focus on:
🔸 Meeting housing need
🔸 Restoring our NHS
🔸 National and International affairs
There will also be plenty of time for your questions.
To be sure of a space, please book (FREE) tickets in advance via the link below:
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Please email or phone in advance with any questions you’d like to raise.
Email: andrew.george.mp@parliament.uk
Phone: 01736 339526
I look forward to seeing you there.
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Disability rights campaigner (and constituent) Keron Day, joined me for a meeting with Motability CEOs, Nigel Fletcher and Andrew Miller, in my Penzance office this week. We focused on the mandatory enforcement of “Drive Smart” technology used for all new Motability leaseholders and drivers under 30, and on the new mileage restrictions.
Much of the disability community believe this goes way beyond what is reasonable. I view it as “Orwellian surveillance”. To use the Drive Smart App, a customer must have a smartphone, the Drive Smart App, always have Bluetooth on, keep their phone with them at all times, keep ‘low battery’ mode off and location services on, AT ALL TIMES.
None of this is helped by the nasty victim blaming by far-right millionaire MPs, who have heaped further risks and jeopardy on Motability drivers. They regurgitate their usual lazy, dishonest, mocking and malicious claims about disabled people's entitlement to assistance. As a result of such vicious and slanderous attacks disabled people are already receiving abuse and, in some cases, death threats.
I’m pleased Motability Chief Executives travelled from London to hear our concerns first hand. They promised to take on board as many of the criticisms of the scheme as they are able to within the constraints in which they operate, and will soon announce amendments.
I’m surprised Motability rolled out this scheme before they’d considered the multiple risks and failures. The impact has been severe, has caused much anxiety for disabled people, and significant reputational damage to Motability, which will take much time and effort to repair.
The main credit for this should go to Keron, who has done a brilliant job promoting and analysing the weaknesses and failures of the system. Motability has promised to have a serious rethink, and to propose adjustments soon. I just hope it will be enough.
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