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From September I will be holding a surgery at the Guildhall in Worcester 

 You can see me about local Cathedral Ward Issues as well as Issues or concerns across the city regarding Sports provision, Crime & Disorder , Police Crime Commissioner Elections, Housing & Homelessness, Community Safety, Worcestershire Regulatory Services, Museums and Art Galleries.

Surgery Dates are 1st Saturday in each Month except November 2012 which will be the 2nd Saturday 

Please book in advance VIA e-mail or phone to avoid disappointment 

on jabba.riaz@worcester.gov.uk

 07858501118 or 01905 360840

or Via Twitter @JabbaRiaz



Venue & Time

the Guildhall Worcester
The Randall Room  10am - 12pm
High Street
Worcester
WR1 2EY

01905 722 033




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