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Posted by Emma McClarkin MEP, December 31st, 2009 .
Emma McClarkin, Britain’s youngest Member of the European Parliament, looks back on the events of 2009.
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Tags: European Conservatives and Reformists, European Parliament, Lisbon Treaty
Posted by Alistair Cooke, December 30th, 2009 .
Alistair Cooke, our official historian, reflects on the circumstances leading to the formation of the Party.
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Tags: history, tories, Tory
Posted by Craig Elder, December 29th, 2009 .
Craig Elder looks at “YouTube for the spoken word” and how the service could be adopted by other politicians.
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Tags: Audioboo, internet, technology
Posted by Greg Clark, December 28th, 2009 .
Greg Clark reflects on his recent visit to Bangladesh with the development charity Christian Aid.
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Tags: Bangladesh, climate change, copenhagen
Posted by David Cameron, December 27th, 2009 .
David Cameron explains why the upcoming General Election campaign must be a good clean fight.
( 186 comments )
Tags: expenses, General Election, Parliament
Posted by Leah Fraser, Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Wallasey, December 26th, 2009 .
Leah Fraser explains why we must do more to recognise the work of charities.
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Tags: carers, charities, domestic violence, lifeboats, voluntary, volunteering, Wallasey and Moreton
Posted by Sir George Young, December 24th, 2009 .
Sir George Young looks important issues that were not addressed before the House rose for Christmas recess.
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Tags: christmas, House of Commons, Parliament, Pre-Budget Report
Posted by Eric Pickles, December 23rd, 2009 .
Eric Pickles looks forward to the year ahead, and picks out some recent highlights from Conservatives.com
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Tags: Afghanistan, christmas, climate change, War Room Briefing
Posted by Samuel Coates, December 23rd, 2009 .
Samuel Coates looks at the power of, and the future prospects for, blogs on the centre-right.
( 6 comments )
Tags: christmas, myconservatives
Posted by Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC, December 22nd, 2009 .
Ken Clarke says that the tax system needs to be made more competitive and the regulatory burden reduced.
( 18 comments )
Tags: Economy, General Election, jobs, regulation