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Archive for March, 2007
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Published by March 27th, 2007 in Conservatives Abroad. 58 Comments…as you’ve never seen him before.
Those of you living abroad probably missed this from Comic Relief a couple of weeks ago.
The latest View From…post is now available here
Conservatives were out in force this morning to mark the 99 tax rises by Gordon Brown in the last 10 years. Mark Francois, Shadow Paymaster General, spoke to Webcameron about these taxes on hard working families, before the (biodegradable) balloons were launched outside Parliament.
Seeing as I wasn’t able to keep up with DC’s response to the Budget, here are some of the highlights
“You have finally given us a tax cut. You normally do that before a General Election but you are in such a deep hole you have had to do it before the leadership election… You can […]
As you may already know, today is is probably Gordon’s last Budget.
I’m going to try and do a text feed of PMQs followed by the budget at 11.55 today - I think it is going to be hard work!
It’s going to be an interesting Budget on many levels - Will Gordon set things up so […]
Conservatives and Republicans Abroad Recpetion including Francis Maude video
Published by March 20th, 2007 in Conservatives Abroad. 0 CommentsPhotos from Wednesday’s very successful reception held last Wedneasday are now avaliable here
18 Doughty Street interviewed Francis Maude at the event and the interview can be found here view below
Gordon Brown’s task, if when he becomes Labour leader, appears to be increasing by the day. In today’s ICM poll for the Guardian, voters give the Conservatives have a 10 point lead over Labour (41% to 31%) when ask who they would vote for in an election tomorrow. This is up one point from last […]
A lot has happened at the Cricket World Cup since I last was able to blog, due to a bout of man flu and a busy day yesterday.
The most shocking news was the death of the Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer. It was shocking news, and he will be missed by the whole cricketing community.
England have […]
So the hosts have won the first game of the Cricket World Cup with, by all accounts, an impressive bowling display in Jamaica. (I must admit that I am basing this on what I have read this morning - not having Sky at home, and the BBCs highlights being on too late, meant that I […]
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