THE SECOND Blackpool by-election roundup for the forthcoming political rumpus on the 3rd of May, 2012.
IN AN attempt to shrug off the stigma attached to previous Conservative administrations, the party has launched a policy forum to which all members of the public are welcome. The aim is to discuss current and future ideas for making Blackpool better.
SO THE Germans have finally got what they wanted, albeit seven decades later. They finally dominate the whole of Europe including Great Britain, for it seems even tough talking Lord Airbrush of Cameron has become Chancellor Merkel’s latest poodle following French President Sarkozy’s retreat back to Paris.
HE PRETENDS that he feels our pain when it comes to rising costs of living, yet the Prime Minister has chosen to turn his back on the British people again.
SENIOR MPs have held emergency talks with the bosses of energy companies with a view to trying to reduce gas and electricity bills ahead of the winter period, but have achieved nothing.
IT WAS confirmed yesterday that two teaching unions, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) and the National Union of Teachers (NUT) have voted in favour of strike action, set to take place on the 30th of June.
FOR MANY it wont make any difference, but here is a short roundup of the Blackpool Conservatives’ manifesto for 2011.
Dec 092010
TODAY IS the day for the big tuition fees showdown, where the Conservative-led coalition attempts to use its majority muscle to ram through highly unpopular changes to the way university education is funded. The vote begins at around 5pm in the House of Commons. According to Labour leader Ed Miliband in Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday [...more]