Don't Delay .... Post Today ... closing date for applications to be received by Sherwood Office is Tuesday 7th September.

Mark Spencer M.P.

has pleasure in inviting you to his

Celebration Reception

Thursday 9th September - 7.30 p.m.

Lambley Grange

Park Lane, Lambley, Nottinghamshire NG4 4PY

(by kind permission of Richard Tuxford Esq.)

Tickets £12.50 each

to include Welcome Drink and Canapés

For an application form - click here

Nottinghamshire County Council’s Big Budget Conversation

The Conservative administration at Nottinghamshire County Council needs to make £69 million of savings next year. Costs are going up, demand for services to vulnerable children and adults is going up and the money we receive from Government is going down.

We aim to achieve £17 million of these savings by reducing administration and management costs and finding better ways of using resources. The remaining £52 million involves making difficult choices about services and we need to know your views.

By visiting the Nottinghamshire County Council website you can suggest your own budget for the council using our Budget Simulator. You can take part in the Big Budget Conversation by joining our online discussion forums or visiting special events in libraries throughout the county between 13^th and 22^nd September. You can even organise your own budget meeting by downloading a free toolkit from our website and letting us know the results.

Cllr Kay Cutts

Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council

Nottinghamshire Conservatives

Invite you to their post-election Curry Club

Thursday 14th October 2010 7.30pm
at the

Mogal E Azam Tandoori Restaurant

7-9 Goldsmith St Nottm

Tickets £20.00

(profits going to your local Conservative Association)

With guest speaker

Sherwood’s Mark Spencer MP

“Welcome To Westminster”

For more details - click here

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Dear Friend,

ANTIQUES VALUATION DAY

with BBCtv’s CHARLES HANSON and KATE BLISS

Wednesday 29th September
The Carriage Hall – Perkins – Plumtree

Our Antiques Valuation Day is open to all with three special events occurring throughout the day including lunch at the prestige venue of Perkins Carriage Hall provides a unique opportunity to have your antiques valued throughout the day by two well-known experts.  Whilst Charles Hanson is well known locally and on Bargain Hunt and Flog It! with Kate Bliss, Kate is also a presenter on BBCtv’s Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. Encountering antiques from an early age whilst helping in her father’s saleroom in Herefordshire, she is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and became the youngest shareholder and auctioneer at a leading auction house. After gaining over seven years experience on the rostrum, Kate specialised in jewellery and silver and became a fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain.  Kate currently combines regular television appearances with running her own Fine Art Valuation business and is delighted to be assisting Charles Hanson as his jewellery and silver consultant.  This is Kate’s first non-televised appearance in Nottinghamshire.

Please do support this event. 

We look forward to welcoming you to The Carriage Hall.

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This months edition of the Nottinghamshire Conservatives in touch newsletter.

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This months edition of the Nottinghamshire Conservatives in touch newsletter.
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This months edition of the Nottinghamshire Conservatives in touch newsletter.
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The Party Conference was a conference that proved that our Party had come of age - but had also gone back to its roots. I say that because the recognition of the need to deal with poverty and deprivation shone throughout the conference, both on the main platform and on the fringe. What was most important was the reaction amongst the Party grass roots; the Conservative Party as a whole is signed up to tackling this problem.

Historically, the Conservative Party have always been compassionate, Disraeli's principle of One Nation is at the heart of our philosophy. But, our approach will be different. New Labour have failed because they have driven everything from the top down. They have told local authorities how to do things, and thrown a whole mass of bureaucracy along with it. This approach has cost us dear - it is why we are swimming in debt as a Nation, but it has also failed to deliver. In smatterings, there are things that have worked, but not offering anything like the value that taxpayers deserve.

So an approach that minimises National control and empowers local Councils and communities will be more cost effective, but it will also make sure that solutions for Nottingham North are ones that are right for Nottingham North rather than for Gordon Brown's soundbites.

Nottingham North has a great deal to gain from the change of Government that will come whenever the General Election is called, as I have said before, the election can't come soon enough.