Reforming wheel clamping rules
Posted by Henry Smith, September 29th, 2010 .
We must stop firms acting in an irresponsible way.
( 3 comments )
Tags: Crawley, Department of Transport, Home Office, Local Authorities, wheel clamping
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Archive for September, 2010
We must end abuse of the planning system
Posted by Simon Reevell, September 27th, 2010 .
There should be a level playing field for everyone.
( 2 comments )
Tags: Eric Pickles, John Prescott, planning system, travellers, Wakefield Council, Whitehall
Let’s hold Ed Miliband to account
Posted by Baroness Warsi, September 25th, 2010 .
The new Labour leader now has a clear choice.
( 23 comments )
Tags: Deficit, Economy, Ed Miliband, financial crisis, Labour Party
The Conference Social Action team needs you!
Posted by Nicola Blackwood, September 23rd, 2010 .
Volunteers will be working on a new community building in Birmingham.
Making the Big Society a reality
Posted by Jackie Doyle-Price, September 21st, 2010 .
Communities across the UK are working to improve their local areas.
( 4 comments )
Tags: Big Society, government, Tilbury
Who founded the modern Conservative Party?
Posted by Alistair Cooke, September 19th, 2010 .
A new book explores Sir Robert Peel’s life and legacy.
( 0 comments )
Tags: Douglas Hurd, Oxford, Parliament, Richard Gaunt, Sir Robert Peel, Ted Heath
Getting the EU to spend less
Posted by Timothy Kirkhope MEP, MEP, September 17th, 2010 .
We must carefully analyse all Commission & Parliament spending.
( 4 comments )
Tags: budget, ECR, European Commission, European Parliament, European Systemic Risk Board, European Union
Labour left us with one day’s gas supply
Posted by Dan Byles, September 15th, 2010 .
The previous Government failed to prepare the UK for winter.
( 5 comments )
Tags: China, EU, France, gas supply, Germany, India, Labour, North Sea
Helping entrepreneurs in developing countries
Posted by Syed Kamall MEP, September 14th, 2010 .
This new scheme will help sow the seeds of free enterprise.
( 2 comments )
Tags: Kiva, Pakistan, poverty
A great Conservative Prime Minister
Posted by Alistair Cooke, September 12th, 2010 .
Macmillan possessed political magic not seen since Disraeli.
( 2 comments )
Tags: Anthony Eden, D.R.Thorpe, Disraeli, First World War, Harold Macmillan, South Africa, Supermac
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