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A successful CPF conference

A successful CPF conference

By • on January 31, 2012

Anyone who says that grassroots debate has disappeared from the heart of politics just needs to look at the Conservative Policy Forum, whose...

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Bill Cash on John Bright

Bill Cash on John Bright

By • on January 4, 2012

Anyone who picks up Bill Cash’s new book assuming that it will inevitably be about the European Union is in for a big surprise. There is...

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Re-energising the UK’s medical science sector

Re-energising the UK’s medical science sector

By • on December 8, 2011

The UK’s Life Science Sector generates over £50 billion per year in turnover and accounts for 165,000 jobs. With growth of 9.8% per annum...

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A new history of our Party

A new history of our Party

By • on December 2, 2011

A new, comprehensive history of our Party has just been published. It is a profoundly important book. Its author, Robin Harris, is a highly regarded...

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CCHQ’s apprentice supports schemes

CCHQ’s apprentice supports schemes

By • on November 16, 2011

My name is Rachel Shackleton. I am 18 years old, I am from Kent and earlier this year I became the first ever Conservative Policy Forum (CPF)...

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Raising breast cancer awareness

Raising breast cancer awareness

By • on October 31, 2011

We can never tell when our lives may be touched by cancer and everyone has a relative or friend who has been diagnosed with the disease. Breast...

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One-Nation Toryism in Manchester

One-Nation Toryism in Manchester

By • on October 4, 2011

In the second half of the nineteenth century politics in Manchester suddenly changed. What until then had been a mighty, unshakeable bastion...

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Perfect reading for Party Conference

On 9 October a letter from the Prime Minister was read out to the delegates attending the annual Conservative Party Conference held that year in Blackpool. The man...

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Introducing the Start-up Hub

We all know that small and start up businesses are part of the life blood of our economy and a key driver in growth. However, as well as talking about how government...

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Freeing Britain’s entrepreneurs

On Thursday, I caught the Entrepreneur’s Express North to the MADE Festival in Sheffield. Both the train, and later the festival itself, were full of bright,...

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We are firmly on the right track at the MoD

It’s been a tumultuous year at MoD but as the ministerial team looks back on what’s been achieved, we all feel we’ve laid the foundations for a...

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The work of an MP over recess

A recess is defined as the “temporary cessation of the activities of an engagement, occupation or pursuit”. Well, having now seen a year’s worth...

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Using technology to fight crime

I was brought into the Government last year to be the victims’ voice in Parliament and champion active and safer neighbourhoods. Amid the smouldering wreckage...

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Experiencing National Citizens Service

In stark contrast to the youths running amok in our towns and cities, including my own town centre in Ealing, I spent a very inspiring morning just down the road...

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Help us shape London’s future

In less than a year’s time the people of London go to the polls to vote for their Mayor again. Just three years ago I proudly remember how we stood shoulder...

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