Blog Posts

  • Conservatives gather to celebrate our manifesto for the may elections

    Conservatives gather to celebrate our manifesto for the may elections

    A great picture of our some of our new team. Looking forward to them all getting elected in may. We have eleven councillors not standing this time. They will be missed. Today I was able to pass on my thanks to them for all their hard work. I will do the same publicly in the Read more

  • Conservative manifesto launch for the county elections

    Today was very exciting. We gathered together most of our candidates for the coming election in may to celebrate the launch of our manifesto. I am particularly proud of our achievements over the last two years. What ever your thoughts on our actions their can’t be many who can accuse the Conservatives of not getting Read more

  • Lib Dems – the case of the missing manifesto

    I thought I had seen something on twitter about a “rousing talk by @timfarron to launch Cambridge. Libb Dem County manifesto by Belinda Brooks- Gordon. https://twitter.com/belindabg/status/312000272002064385 When I asked Kilian Bourke about the Lib Dem manifesto he led me to believe their wasn’t one and I can’t find it anywhere. If Belinda attended the launch Read more

  • Where is the Lib Dem manifesto?

    I thought I saw a brief tweet some weeks ago about the Lib Dem manifesto but have so far not been able to track it down. This is strange. If you are in opposition then surely you lay out all the positive things you would like to do in power. Exciting alternatives. New ideas. Dramatic Read more

  • Conservative manifesto launch – County elections

    I’m looking forward to the official launch, on friday, of the Conservative manifesto for the County council elections. We are expecting a good turn out of existing members and new selected candidates. The manifesto is packed with great ideas and sets the tone for our election campaign. I think it is important that the public Read more

  • The aspiration budget

    The Chancellor has set out a Budget for those who work hard and want to get on: Backing families From 2015 we’re offering tax-free childcare. We will pay 20% of a working family’s childcare bills every year – up to £1,200 per child. A family with two children will be up to £2,400 a year Read more