MLAs open new offices

Lagan Valley UUP MLAs Robbie Butler and Jenny Palmer have heralded what they have described as 'the forward march of Ulster Unionism in the constituency.'
Guests including UUP leader Mike Nesbitt MLA and UUP Chief Whip Robin Swann MLA joined party members, supporters and friends at the formal opening of Lagan Valley UUP MLA Robbie Butlers new constituency office in Lisburns Bridge Street.Guests including UUP leader Mike Nesbitt MLA and UUP Chief Whip Robin Swann MLA joined party members, supporters and friends at the formal opening of Lagan Valley UUP MLA Robbie Butlers new constituency office in Lisburns Bridge Street.
Guests including UUP leader Mike Nesbitt MLA and UUP Chief Whip Robin Swann MLA joined party members, supporters and friends at the formal opening of Lagan Valley UUP MLA Robbie Butlers new constituency office in Lisburns Bridge Street.

In a joint statement issued ahead of the formal opening of their new constituency offices this week, the local Assembly Members said: “In Lagan Valley, the UUP had one of the best election results in recent history, increasing the UUP representation from the constituency at Stormont from zero to two, which was no mean feat.

“Much of this tremendous accomplishment was due to the unwavering support from the Lagan Valley UUP Association members.

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“We now stand at the cusp of what may well build into an Ulster Unionist resurgence in Lagan Valley as we now have nine councillors on Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, two Stormont MLAs and now two constituency offices in the centre of Lisburn.

“We have every confidence that these two offices will form the focal points of Ulster Unionism in Lisburn, reminding people that we are here working for them.”

Mr Butler’s office at 59 Bridge Street was officially opened on Wednesday, September 21, while Mrs Palmer’s office at 106 Longstone Street was due to be formally opened today (Friday, September 23).