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Following a long running and high profile campaign by local Conservatives, congestion charging for Derby City looks to be finally off the agenda. This follows the local Labour leader admitting that the proposed scheme was against the wishes of the people of the City.
Derby Conservative leader, Philip Hickson has...
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The Conservative group have ruled out any power sharing agreement with the other political parties.
This follows previous arrangements in 2006 and 2007 that saw the Conservatives agree to manage the City with the Labour group while no party had a majority within the council.
Following the May 1st local elections, the...
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This year, the issues facing voters are probably more defined and distinct than they have been for many years and there is a clear choice to be made on May 1.
Conservatives have been very clear in saying that they will not introduce a congestion charge in the city, they will not install...
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Conservative Leader, David Cameron MP visited Derby this afternoon to launch the parties Local Election Campaign and to meet with local people about thier views on the City and it's services.
Local Conservative councillors and candidates also spent time with Mr Cameron discussing the many issues and concerns that residents have across the...
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The Derby Conservative party are delighted to be welcoming hundreds of new members and supporters includeing two former Labour councillors.
In a move that has underlined Labour’s continuing melt-down both nationally and in Derby former Labour members and councillors have decided to join and support the Conservatives at a very special...
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The controversial closure of Bramblebrook care home in Mickleover was confirmed yesterday.
Labour voted in favour of the closure, out-numbering Conservative councillors opposition..
For some time, Derby Conservatives have been fighting to keep the care home open and had recently handed in a notice to force a council cabinet debate and vote...
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Derby Conservatives have launched a high profile direct-action campaign to highlight Labour's plans to introduce a congestion charge for the City Centre.
When the congestion charge is brought in, drivers would be charged a daily fee to enter the Derby City Centre area. They would also have to pay a parking fee...
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Sinfin Ward councillor, Hardial Singh Dhamrait and Boulton Ward Councillor, Frank Leeming have both announced tonight that they will be joining the Derby City Conservative Group.
The Conservative group is now the second largest group within the council with 14 members all working hard to represent and serve many areas of Derby.
In October last year, 2,000 sub-postmasters marched on parliament protesting at Post Office closures and presented a 4 million signature petition to the Labour government; the largest ever UK petition.
The Conservative party have already been running a petition on this issue for sometime but with...
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Tory former leader Iain Duncan Smith won a standing ovation at the party conference as he urged activists to help him mend Britain's "broken society".
In an emotional unscripted speech which was given a rousing reception by Tory supporters, Mr Duncan Smith told the Prime Minister: "British society is broken and it's time...
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Dismay as Lib Dems & Labour reject Bus Lane safety fears
28 September 2007 | 3:55 pm
Derby Conservatives have been fighting to have the dangerous bus lane in Duffield Road abolished. At a recent council meeting a Conservative motion was forwarded to scrap the project over safety concerns.
Unfortunately, both the Lib Dems and Labour, including their Darley ward councillors, joined forces to vote against the motion.
The vexed issue of rear garden developments took a new turn at the Council Meeting on 18th July 2007 when on a motion from Conservative Group Leader, Councillor Philip Hickson, the Council agreed to a motion to make representations to Government about inappropriate back garden developments.
In the debate CllrHickson said that, left...
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