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Roma was born in Brighton, Sussex, in 1951; she attended the Sacred Heart Convent, Hove and then St Bernards Convent High School, Westcliff-on-sea, after her parents moved to Thorpe Bay in
Essex. Roma graduated with an Honours Degree in English, Philosophy and Politics from Bristol University where she met her first husband David, who she married in 1973.
After university Roma worked for Essex County Social Services until the birth of her first child, Dan in 1976. A second son, Tom, was born in 1977 and the family moved to St Albans in 1979 to
enable both boys to attend Heathlands School for Deaf Children. A third child, Liz was born in 1982. Whilst the children were growing up, Roma worked part-time in a Printing
Co-operative which provided ...
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Railfreight Appeal |
Roma Mills, Labour's Parliamentary Candidate in St Albans, welcomed the Secretary of State's decision to dismisse the appeal by Helioslough Limited and to refuse outline planning permission for the construction of a strategic railfreight interchange at Park Street . 'I am delighted that Hazel Blears agreed that the railfreight interchange would be inappropriate development in the Green Belt and that it would also cause substantial harm to the Green Belt. This validates the decision taking by the District Council and demonstrates the Government's commitment to protecting and sustaining the Green Belt,' said Roma. 'I would also like to pay tribute to the hard work put in by the members of STRIFE who demonstrated great energy and knowledge in their campaign to...
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ROMA WELCOMES GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS TO FUND FREE SWIMMING FOR
EVERYONE OVER 60. |
Roma Mills, Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for St Albans welcomed the Government’s announcement today of a new £140 million fund to boost sport and fitness through free swimming for the over 60’s. The initiative is part of the Legacy Action Plan - a package of measures to ensure the lasting sporting legacy from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. It is also hoped that by 2012 there will be free swimming not just for the over-60s and under-16s, but for everyone. ‘I received a lot of complaints when St Albans Liberal-Democrat administration increased leisure charges for retired people so I am really pleased that the Government is taking action to make sure that older people will be able to swim for free’, said Roma. ...
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