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Malcolm Bruce at Bennachie

Welcome to my website where you will find information about me and my work as the Westminster MP for Gordon.

I hope you will enjoy browsing the site where you can find news stories, photos, speeches, links as well as details of my work in Parliament and information on my role as the Chair of the International Development Select Committee in the House of Commons.

There is also information about the constituency together with local petitions, events and campaigns.

Please enjoy browsing the website and feel free to contact me with any comments you may have.

On my regular website column you can read my views on some of the latest issues that are affecting people today including: my challenge to the government to help constituents living in fuel poverty, the insanity of a decision to move core samples away from Gilmerton, my visit with President Zuma of South Africa and information on the digital television switchover in September.

Full details of all claims made as part of the Incidental Expenses Provision (IEP), the Additional Costs Allowance (ACA) and the Communications Allowance (CA) available to MPs to assist with the additional costs of running a second home in London, the costs of running MPs' offices and for communicating with constituents through reports etc. can be found in the Download Area of the website. They have been independently redacted for the financial years available between 2004-2008.

Rt Hon Malcolm Bruce MP

P.S Don't forget to show your support for the Campaign for a new station at Kintore using the link in the menu.

Nick Clegg says:

"I want to know what Malcolm's diet is because he clearly eats or drinks something that keeps him forever young. He is one of the most energetic MPs in the House of Commons today much as he was when he entered the Commons 25 years ago. It is amazing to see him run circles around MPs half his age in his tireless dedication to his constituents. He really is an institution in his own right in his own constituency but also in Westminster, as a chairman of a very important select committee. He is widely respected across party boundaries. I wonder whether his constituents realise how lucky they are to have someone who is not just a good constituency MP but someone who is really respected in Westminster. Westminster is a rough and rowdy place. There are not that many MPs - and Malcolm can count himself amongst them - who are listened to respectfully by all parties."

- The Rt Hon Nick Clegg MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats speaking about Malcolm

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