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The job cuts proposed at Cornwall Council are the choice of the Tory, Independent and Mebyon Kernow alliance, not the result of a cut in government funding, says Jude Robinson, Parliamentary candidate for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle, speaking on behalf of Cornwall Labour Party. "Cornwall is getting a 4.5% increase in grant this year from the Labour government. That is more than £9m more, it ...
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Anyone old than 30 years of age will remember how in the period from 1993-1997 the word "sleaze" became almost permanently attached to the word "Tory" as the Tory party lurched from one self inflicted wound to another. When I read some young Conservative blogs I just wonder how keen they would be to be Conservative if they could actually remember what a Tory government was like. However, Labour se...
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About that "Tory-Nat alliance"... Timing is important in politics - which is why the following sequence of events was slightly unfortunate for Labour yesterday. 1.30pm: Iain Gray takes a swipe at the "Tory-Nat alliance" at Holyrood. (It's part of Labour's pre-emptive strike on the Tory conference in Perth today.) 4.15pm: Labour join forces with the Tories to press for mandatory jail terms for knif...
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In a speech today Labour's Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, welcomed two former Conservative Party activists to the Labour Party and said the project to change the Conservative Party had failed. David Miliband said: "The Tory head and the Tory heart are at odds. The head tells them that the world has changed, that they have been rejected at three elections because they were seen as the nast...
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Some Labour and Lib dem figures are talking of a “progressive alliance” to prevent a Conservative government. This alliance seems to mean 1. Spending well beyond our means and borrowing huge sums – why is it progressive to borrow money from poorer Chinese to pursue
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The Conservative party is seeking to broaden its appeal beyond England with an alliance with the Ulster Unionist party (UUP).
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The splendid Stuart Reid writes: Things are not looking too good for Labour right now, but I take little comfort in the prospect of a Tory government - and I speak as a lifelong Tory voter. There is scarcely anything conservative about the David Cameron's Conservative Party. Like Mrs Thatcher's, it is a party mainly for liberals and libertarians, thought it still hopes to keep the support of the h...
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