Unemployment in the Beaconsfield Constituency in June 2018 was at 420, this represents a rate of 0.9% of the economically active population aged 16-64. This is 35 lower than in June 2017.
The UK unemployment rate, which includes people not claiming benefits is estimated from data to be 4.2% in March-May 2018.
Source: House of Commons Library 17.7.18

A big thank you to the voters of Beaconsfield Town who elected two new Conservative Councillors on Thursday 2nd November. 

Anita Cranmer won the County Council seat taking 81% of the vote and Damian Saunders was elected to South Bucks District Council, Beaconsfield North Ward with 75% of the vote.

Beaconsfield Constituency Conservative Association has made a donation of £10,000 to the campaign funds to Conservative Headquarters. Pictured here is Deputy Chairman, Jackson Ng receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from The Prime Minister Rt Hon Theresa May MP.

Dominic Grieve MP joined a dozen campaigners last Saturday in support of Anita Cranmer (pictured) and Damian Saunders, candidates in the Beaconsfield by-elections on Thursday November 2nd. 3,000 leaflets were delivered and first traunch of canvassing completed.

Matt Bezzant is delighted to have been elected the Conservative Party Councillor in the Burnham Lent Rise, Taplow and Dorney District Council by-election.  Matt would like to extend his thanks for those who voted for him and helped him achieve this result.  The Results were CON 65.9% (+23.6%) LAB 15.6%, LD 12.8% GRN 5.7%.

Vote for Conservative Candidate Matthew Bezzant in the South Bucks District Council By Election on Thursday 5th October

Dominic Grieve extends his thanks to all those who voted for him on June 8th.

Dominic’s result in Beaconsfield is his best yet, with an increase of 2% in his share of the vote to 65.3% of all the votes cast. 

Ukip and Green both lost their deposits.

The result was:-

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Youth unemployment has halved since 2010; real wages for workers have grown for the seventh consecutive month; overall unemployment is at its lowest since 1975.