Constituency Office Move – Monday 22nd April 2013

With effect from Monday 22nd April, Jack Lopresti MP is moving his constituency office to Unit 2B, First Floor East, The Willowbrook Centre, Savages Wood Road, Bradley Stoke, Bristol BS32 8BS. The same telephone number will be in operation, 01454 617 783 or Jack can be contacted by email: jack.lopresti.mp@parliament.uk Office hours will remain 9 – 6, Monday to Friday.

There is plenty of free parking on site and The Willowbrook is signed posted as Town Centre on approaching Bradley Stoke.

Sat Nav should follow BS32 8BS.

From North Bristol, Located off junction 16 of the
M5. Follow signs to Bradley Stoke. Once on Bradley Stoke Way follow signs
to 'Town Centre'.

From South Bristol
Located off A38 Gloucester Road North. Follow signs to Bradley
Stoke. Once on Bradley Stoke Way follow signs to 'Town Centre'

Jack holds surgeries most Fridays in locations throughout his
constituency – please contact his office for details and to book an appointment.
01454 617 783

To contact Jack please email jack.lopresti.mp@parliament.uk.

If you are one of my constituents, please ensure you have included your full name, address and a contact telephone number when you send your email, even if we have corresponded previously. It would also be helpful if you could please include any relevant reference numbers, which you feel may assist in dealing with your case.

If you haven't included these details, please resend your email with this information – as Parliamentary rules prevent an MP from dealing with enquiries from another MP's constituent.

Please note that I treat emails in the same way as letters, faxes and telephone messages and will respond to them all as quickly as possible.

The constituency office is open from 9am to 6pm.

Constituents are welcome to pop in, with or without an appointment, at any time.

Alternatively you can write to Jack Lopresti MP, at:

Unit 2B, First Floor East, Willowbrook Centre, Savages Wood Road, Bradley Stoke, Bristol, BS32 8BS

Telephone: 01454 617 783
Fax:           01454 613 904


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