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- Ending the era of soaring Council Tax rises
The public will be given the power to veto excessive council tax rises. - Home Secretary announces radical police shake-up
Theresa May has unveiled plans to re-establish the link between the police and the public. - Championing British business abroad
David Cameron announces a new commercially-minded focus to Foreign Office activities. - National Citizen Service to be piloted
David Cameron announces plans for National Citizen Service pilot schemes next summer. - Cameron discusses key issues with President Obama
David Cameron is undertaking his first official visit to the United States since becoming Prime Minister. - Our Big Society Agenda
David Cameron has set out plans for "the biggest redistribution of power from elites in Whitehall to the man and woman on the street" - Rapid review of counter-terrorism powers
Theresa May announces a rapid review of key counter-terrorism and security powers. - Time to stop the councillor pay hikes
Grant Shapps criticises LGA hikes in councillor pay and bins Labour plans for "golden" payments. - Chancellor launches Spending Challenge
George Osborne has asked the public to submit ideas on how government can deliver more for less. - We will make government accountable to the people
The Prime Minister has outlined plans to end Labour's top-down, centralising approach.
The 2009 Budget Statement
April 22nd
It will take 30 years to pay off the debt that this Government has foisted on us and our children. And their only plan is to publish a forecast which says that the economy will grow by double the average rate in the years after the election. This is the politics of deceit and spin. The money wasted is not a "fiscal stimulus" it is a binge of ill thought out programmes and a massive expansion of bureaucracy.
The country deserves an election now.
Appleton Man Wins Humanitarian Award
April 16thAppleton resident Kulwant Dhalliwal was recently presented with a major award by Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party, The Rt Hon.William Hague MP. The award was in recognition of Mr Dhalliwal's work in his village in the Punjab over the past 5 years. A particular success has been the work done to help address the issue of female infanticide in which some families abort unborn female babies. In Kulwants home village the boy girl ration has now improved to the point that there are more girls than boys. A major achievement.
William Hague said "I am delighted to make this award to a man
this has achieved so much not in one country but two......."
William Hague said "I am delighted to make this award to a man
this has achieved so much not in one country but two......."Stockton Heath Street Surgery
David Mowat led a street surgery in Stockton Heath on Saturday April 11th. As well as talking to residents about issues of concern to the community Conservatives collected several hundred signatures for their petition demanding that the upcoming budget addresses the multiple attacks which have taken place in recent months and years on pensioners and savers.
David Mowat says "this Government inheirited the best pension systen in the world........Brown has trashed it to pay for his army of bureaucrats. And more recently he has attacked savers too. Interest rates are very low but still he taxes the tiny amounts received.......this is unfair".
Conservaites are calling for an increase in the tax allowance for pensioners and an end to the unfair tax on savings.
David Mowat says "this Government inheirited the best pension systen in the world........Brown has trashed it to pay for his army of bureaucrats. And more recently he has attacked savers too. Interest rates are very low but still he taxes the tiny amounts received.......this is unfair".
Conservaites are calling for an increase in the tax allowance for pensioners and an end to the unfair tax on savings.
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