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     New Figures reveal Gordon Brown’s Stamp Duty Hikes  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Friday, July 04 2008 @ 08:00 AM BST
    Development in CambridgeRichard Normington, Cambridge’s Conservative Parliamentary spokesman said:

    “The average detached home in Cambridge now pays an extra £7,824 in stamp duty.”

     Conservatives will present the NHS with its biggest birthday card ever to celebrate its 60th birthday.  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Friday, June 27 2008 @ 06:45 PM BST
    NHS At RiskThe anniversary of the National Health Service falls on 5th July. An electronic card, which everyone can sign, is at: www.happybirthdaynhs.co.uk

     Henley's By-election Lesson for Cambridge  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Friday, June 27 2008 @ 12:30 PM BST
    General News"Labour fifth as Tories win Henley," reads the BBC news website. The story for Cambridge is about the second place party as the BBC continues, "There was also a swing from the Lib Dems, who came second, to the Tories."

     City Conservatives will Make the Anti-Charge Case to the County Council  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Tuesday, June 24 2008 @ 10:30 AM BST
    Congestion ChargingThe City Conservatives support the County's decision to set up a commission to look at the Transport Innovation Fund [TIF] as it is a step towards dropping the congestion charge plans.

     City Council in Public Confidence Free-fall.  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Thursday, June 19 2008 @ 03:00 PM BST
    Focus on Lib DimsIn today's Cambridge Evening News it is reported that "PUBLIC confidence in the people who run Cambridge has slumped dramatically, a survey has shown."

    "Less than half the respondents to the city council's latest Citizens' Survey think the authority listens to residents' views when making decisions."

     Richard Normington Launches Website for Parliamentary Campaign  View Printable Version  
     Author:  AndrewBower
     Dated:  Thursday, June 19 2008 @ 12:06 PM BST
    Conservative Campaigning

    Richard Normington, Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman for Cambridge, today launches his website as part of his campaign to be the next MP for Cambridge.

    http://www.richard4cambridge.com/

    Richard is well known as a lead campaigner for the Conservatives in Cambridge and after his selection in December said,

    "I am delighted and honoured to be selected. I look forward to meeting as many people as possible and presenting the Conservative case for a better Britain.

    "The choice at the next general election is whether to have a Conservative or Labour government. Ticking the 'don't know' box is no longer an option."

    Councillor Chris Howell writes,

    "I've known Richard for a number of years, and think he is going to make an excellent Member of Parliament for Cambridge - he grew up in Cambridgeshire, and has lived in Romsey ward in the city for some time."

    The Conservatives are the only party to have increased their vote across the city in each of the last three local elections, while the Liberal Democrat and Labour votes have gone down. This puts Richard in a good position to challenge for the parliamentary seat.

    Richard would be pleased to hear the views of any residents via his website, by e-mail at CityConservative@aol.com or by telephone on 07929 000582.


     Petition to drop the Lisbon Treaty  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Tuesday, June 17 2008 @ 12:00 PM BST
    General NewsSend a message to Gordon Brown by signing the petition on the Downing Street website.

     Supporting David Davis  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Tuesday, June 17 2008 @ 08:00 AM BST
    General NewsDavid Davis: British freedoms are far more precious than the career of any single politician.

    See http://www.daviddavisforfreedom.com/

     Welcome 'The Blue/Green Charter'  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Monday, June 16 2008 @ 03:00 PM BST
    General NewsCambridge Conservatives welcomed David Cameron's environmental plans showing that they can both strengthen the economy and help tackle the rising cost of living.

     Save Our Post Offices  View Printable Version  
     Author:  RNormington
     Dated:  Sunday, June 08 2008 @ 12:00 PM BST
    Conservative CampaigningOn 8th July the Government will announce the results of its Post Office review. Cuts are expected. Some 4,000 Post Offices have already closed under Labour and there are plans to close a further 2,500 by 2009.

    Conservatives oppose these plans, and put forward a motion in the Commons calling for an end to closures. We have an Action Plan to support the Post Office.

    Sign the Petitions to support our local services.

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