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to our website, as the old english greeting goes 'god, goodwill and
good neighbourhood go with you'. We have a sociable and hard working
association which in 1999 won the Party's best Campaign award. Join us
and you join 1300 local families committed to keeping freedom and
democracy alive.
At times our dreams of international peace and
progress are shattered by mad unreason, racism and violence but we
merely begin our task anew. Freedom, justice and democracy have
prevailed across the world through the efforts and sacrifice of
previous generations. Through the efforts of this generation peace and
progress will continue to prevail throughout the world.
Credo.
We believe in free enterprise, strong government but above all self
government not big brother, traditional values (love of country, truth
and self discipline) and strong defence and most importantly effective
international diplomacy to establish peace and progress. Tit for tat
retaliation in international economic and social matters is
statemanship of the crudest kind and offers nothing but endless war.
Conservatives are a cheerful bunch full of goodwill aiming to impart
positive direction to local, national and international Government. We
believe in individual reason and conscience. We believe in change not
experiment. We dream in colour not in hopeless socialist grey.
The
conservative spirit combines subjective political liberalism and the
less articulate but strong running current of objective tory and
conservative tradition. Conservatives are noted for personal care,
humour, compassion, renewal and honesty. The result is preservation of
our liberty through ordered freedom rather than licence and tyranny. To
judge by the circulation of the Sun, Mail and Telegraph, and the Times
newspapers most people are conservative in outlook.
Original
politics. 'You must be the change you want to see in the world' said
Ghandi. We are Conservatives who hold a torch of freedom and we want
the world to come to see our ways.
Conservatives are:
RADICAL
- originally nationalising the electricity industry to achieve national
standards and denationalising in the 1980s.
DECISIVE - reluctantly rearming Britain to face the menace of Hitler in
the teeth of Labour opposition and firm supporters of NATO.
PRUDENT - aiming to achieve 2.5% growth in the economy and 2.5%
inflation while renewing and protecting the urban and rural
environment. INTERNATIONALIST - taking the nations of Britain into a
European Community in the teeth of Labour opposition yet opposed to
political union as undemocratic.
CAREFUL - legislating only to prevent one person harming another so
legitimate personal and commercial activity is safeguarded and not
discouraged.
MERITOCRATS - those who say the Party is sexist and racist do so for
political gain. If they cannot apply this tag to individual politicians
how can they do so to the party?
DEMOCRATS - who extended the franchise from the few to the many.
HONOURABLE - looking to the national interest not sectional interests.
Tim Boswell's 5 pledges
1. Let teachers teach
2. Improve healthcare
3. Increase police numbers and fight crime
4. Support the countryside and its people
5. Back enterprise and cut taxes
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And a final word from the kids!
Conservatives top schools poll
The Conservatives have stormed to victory in a poll of 100,000 schoolchildren.
The
dramatic result – announced Wednesday evening - followed four weeks of
election campaigning in schools across the UK organised by BBC
Newsround and Hansard.
Westminster commentators said it was the first major test of how the political parties have got across their message.
The poll showed the Conservatives ending up with the most seats, just ahead of Labour.
A
Conservative spokesman said: ‘The Newsround election was a fantastic
and worthwhile experience for all who took part and we are delighted
that so many young people have endorsed William Hague’s common sense
Conservative values.
‘We very much hope that in the real election we will receive the same endorsement from the British people.’
Hannah
Parker, Chairman of Conservative Future, said: ‘This is a great result
for the Conservatives. It reflects what we’ve been finding around the
country, that young people are interested in politics and support
William Hague’s common sense Conservative policies.
‘We are
delighted that so many young people took part in Newsround’s election
vote. We hope that they enjoyed themselves and that the experience will
encourage them all to vote when they turn 18.’
Your views
However
intelligent the debate, however straight we look into each other eyes
and say what we really think, however hard we each look for the truth
of a matter it comes down to answering a simple question yes or no.
When we ask you your views and to trust us with your vote or maybe
support our campaign with time or money we hope the answer will be yes!
2001 Association Officers
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