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Introducing the Start-up Hub

Introducing the Start-up Hub

By • on September 29, 2011

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...

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Freeing Britain’s entrepreneurs

Freeing Britain’s entrepreneurs

By • on September 28, 2011

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

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We are firmly on the right track at the MoD

We are firmly on the right track at the MoD

By • on September 16, 2011

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...

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The work of an MP over recess

The work of an MP over recess

By • on August 25, 2011

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

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Using technology to fight crime

Using technology to fight crime

By • on August 22, 2011

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

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Experiencing National Citizens Service

Experiencing National Citizens Service

By • on August 12, 2011

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...

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Help us shape London’s future

Help us shape London’s future

By • on August 3, 2011

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...

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We’re doing the right thing for the long term

As the summer break approaches, I am writing to thank you for all your support over the past few months, particularly in the run-up to the AV referendum. This victory...

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Street Children welcome Umubano

The Street Child of Sierra Leone Children’s Centre sits at the edge of the town of Makeni. Travelling north from the capital Freetown, the beauty of the landscape...

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Simplifying Labour’s planning rules

Those of you who have attempted to navigate our planning system will testify that it is slow, bureaucratic and practically inaccessible to anyone other than lawyers,...

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Project Umubano kicks off

It has been a very busy start all round for the Project Umubano team in Sierra Leone. After a long flight we arrived on Monday and crossed the water from the airport...

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Delivering women-focused policies

Since becoming an MP last year I have spent hours on the Green Benches listening to various criticisms from the Labour Party about the Government’s management...

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Project Umubano 2011 has launched

Over 120 volunteers have joined the Conservatives’ project to teach skills in Africa. Volunteers with the party’s Project Umubano have travelled to Rwanda...

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Improving transport in the North West

Despite all their talk, and all their taxes, Labour delivered a very poor deal for transport in the North West during their 13 years in power. Too many cities were...

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Remembering Christopher Shale

Those of us who have visited Rwanda with the Conservatives’ Project Umubano are preparing for this year’s trip with the usual excitement but unusually...

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