Helping communities across Rwanda
Posted by Richard Peers, July 25th, 2010 .
Volunteers have flown out for the fourth year of Project Umubano.
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Tags: football, Moldova, Project Umubano, Romania, Rwanda, Ukraine
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Serving on the Foreign Affairs Select Committee
Posted by Rory Stewart, July 12th, 2010 .
It was a great surprise to be elected to serve on the committee.
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Tags: Afghanistan, foreign policy, select committee
Poland elects a new President
Posted by Teresa Potocka, July 7th, 2010 .
The election took place following a tragic plane crash at Smolensk.
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Tags: CFoP, Conservative Friends of Poland, European Parliament, Poland
Commemorating the Polish air crash
Posted by Teresa Potocka, April 24th, 2010 .
Two weeks on, Poles across the world remain in deep shock.
Maintaining a strong Transatlantic Alliance
Posted by Timothy Kirkhope MEP, MEP, February 20th, 2010 .
Timothy Kirkhope MEP looks back on a recent visit to Washington DC with members of the ECR group.
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Tags: Conservatives Abroad, ECR, EU, Transatlantic Alliance, USA, Washington DC
Message from Davos
Posted by David Cameron, January 29th, 2010 .
David Cameron looks at the need for reforming financial regulation and reducing the soaring deficit.
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Tags: Davos, Financial regulation, World Economic Forum
Remembering the Holocaust
Posted by David Cameron, January 27th, 2010 .
David Cameron reflects on Holocaust Memorial Day, marking the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Tags: Auschwitz-Birkenau, Holocaust Memorial Day
Supporting the victims of international terrorism
Posted by Tobias Ellwood, January 24th, 2010 .
Tobias Ellwood shares a personal experience to show why a change in the law is so desperately needed.
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Tags: terrorism
The special relationship between Poland and the UK
Posted by Teresa Potocka, January 22nd, 2010 .
Teresa Potocka looks back on a successful Conservative Friends of Poland event.
2010 promises to be both challenging and exciting
Posted by Tobias Ellwood, January 6th, 2010 .
Tobias Ellwood gives his thoughts on what they key political and cultural events of 2010 might be.
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Tags: Afghanistan, football, swine flu, US elections
- The Government has set out plans for the biggest reform of Special Educational Needs for 30 years http://t.co/16XZQQyl
- The Government's priorities for the coming parliamentary year have been set out in the Queen's Speech http://t.co/jpFwZSvd
- RT @ToryBusiness: David Cameron's speech today: "Our job is to build a recovery on real growth and investment - not debt" http://t.co/SC ...
- David Cameron, Sayeeda Warsi and team at CCHQ tonight discussing results as they come in http://t.co/hqRprXQy
- "Mission accomplished": the call chart at 10pm. Thanks to all volunteers who took part http://t.co/f0TjSLDp
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