At an Open Primary meeting held this afteroon in Rugby, Mark Pawsey was selected.
Saturday, 20 January 2007
Future Events - Birmingham University Conservatives
MPs Drinks Evening
Thursday 1st March 2007- Red Peppers Restaurant at the Mailbox - from 7pm, speeches from 8pm with Rt. Hon. Caroline Spelman MP,* Peter Luff MP,* Cllr Mike Whitby*, Leader of Birmingham City Coucil, Phillip Bradbourn MEP*, Malcolm Harbour MEP & Maggie Throup - Karen Lumley - Christopher Pincher - Margot James - Mark Garnier - Deirdre Alden PPCs
* - speaking
Dress Code: Lounge Suit
Tickets Now Available BUCF members: £5 CF members: £10 Conservative Party members: £20
Please email Joseph Brewer for details/tickets: jxb542@bham.ac.uk
Thursday 1st March 2007- Red Peppers Restaurant at the Mailbox - from 7pm, speeches from 8pm with Rt. Hon. Caroline Spelman MP,* Peter Luff MP,* Cllr Mike Whitby*, Leader of Birmingham City Coucil, Phillip Bradbourn MEP*, Malcolm Harbour MEP & Maggie Throup - Karen Lumley - Christopher Pincher - Margot James - Mark Garnier - Deirdre Alden PPCs
* - speaking
Dress Code: Lounge Suit
Tickets Now Available BUCF members: £5 CF members: £10 Conservative Party members: £20
Please email Joseph Brewer for details/tickets: jxb542@bham.ac.uk
Local Conservatives Spend Saturday Morning Tending Flower Beds and Collecting Litter
Today, local members of the Wyre Forest Conservative Association gave up their Saturday Morning to tend to flower beds and collect litter in Brinton Park in Kidderminster. Their action was to bring attention to the fact that we are all responsible for looking after our environment.
Giving up their time were members of the District Council cabinet, local activists and Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman, Mark Garnier. The morning was organised by Cllr Marcus Hart, Wyre Forest District Council cabinet member for environmental services.
Speaking afterwards, Mark Garnier commented: “It was a great pleasure for both me and my colleagues to be able to put back into the community just a little of what we get out of it. Graham and his team from the District Council do a terrific job of looking after Brinton Park and it was a treat to be able to help him in a small way. We are all very grateful for his team’s hard work.
“But there is a serious message here. We all have a responsibility to look after our environment and each and every one of us must take that responsibility seriously. Every one of us needs to think just a little bit more about our actions because it is a series of simple, careless actions that results in tons of litter being collected from Wyre Forest’s streets, parks and playgrounds every year. So when you munch on that Werther’s Original, rather than carelessly dropping the wrapper, slip it in your pocket or drop it in one of the bins. After all, we are all paying for this to be collected and cleared up through our taxes.”
Giving up their time were members of the District Council cabinet, local activists and Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman, Mark Garnier. The morning was organised by Cllr Marcus Hart, Wyre Forest District Council cabinet member for environmental services.
Speaking afterwards, Mark Garnier commented: “It was a great pleasure for both me and my colleagues to be able to put back into the community just a little of what we get out of it. Graham and his team from the District Council do a terrific job of looking after Brinton Park and it was a treat to be able to help him in a small way. We are all very grateful for his team’s hard work.
“But there is a serious message here. We all have a responsibility to look after our environment and each and every one of us must take that responsibility seriously. Every one of us needs to think just a little bit more about our actions because it is a series of simple, careless actions that results in tons of litter being collected from Wyre Forest’s streets, parks and playgrounds every year. So when you munch on that Werther’s Original, rather than carelessly dropping the wrapper, slip it in your pocket or drop it in one of the bins. After all, we are all paying for this to be collected and cleared up through our taxes.”
Friday Night in Casualty at Staffordshire General
Jeremy Lefroy spent some of Friday night at Staffordshire General Hospital's A&E Department - listening to staff and helping to push a few trollies.
'The staff's team spirit and obvious concern for the welfare of patients when under a lot of pressure were very impressive', commented Jeremy.
More details at: http://www.jeremylefroy.info
Rugby Decides Today at 3.00pm
Results will be posted this afternoon.
To find out more information about Rugby Conservatives, please go to:
Thursday, 18 January 2007
Question Time with Bromsgrove CF
Question Time Evening held by Bromsgrove CF was a great success.
Guests included Julie Kirkbride MP, Margot James (PPC for Stourbridge), Karen Lumley (PPC for Redditch) and Mark Clarke (Chairman of National CF).
More information can be found at:
http://www.bromsgrovecf.org.uk
Have you Checked Out Deirdre's Blog?
Deirdre Alden's BlogDeirdre is the Conservative Parliamentary Spokesman for the Birmingham Edgbaston constituency, which consists of Bartley Green, Edgbaston, Harborne and Quinton wards.
Deirdre can be contacted via email at deirdrealden@hotmail.com.
County Councillor Launches Blog
Matthew Ellis, Staffordshire County Councillor, has recently launched his excellent blog.
See the link below.
http://matthewellis.org.uk/
See the link below.
http://matthewellis.org.uk/
Tuesday, 16 January 2007
Second Ad Goes to Press
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Rugby will soon decide who will stand as the Conservative candidate. Two candidates appearing in the open primary to be held on 20th January, have set up new methods of communicating with voters, one has set up a blog and one a website.
Samantha George can be found at : www.samanthageorge.com
and
Maggie Punyer can be found at : www.maggiepunyer.blogspot.com
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