Thursday, April 26, 2007
The 2007 Conservative Party Manifesto for Milton Keynes
Below is our manifesto for Milton Keynes. It is a strong manifesto that recognises the challenges ahead if the Conservatives take charge of the administration of Milton Keynes.
Only the Conservatives have produced a manifesto. It is the manifesto that sets out our policy commitments that shape our spending priorities. That money is your money, and I feel that you, the voter, have a right to know how that money is to spent. The spending priorities should not be shrouded in secrecy, and you should not be asked to hand over money "on trust", a trust which can be abused and that is exactly what our opponents aer asknig you to do by not publishing a manifesto.
Next Thursday, I hope you will consider the pledges being made to you both by me, and the Conservative party group I belong to when deciding who to vote for.
The Conservative Manifesto for Milton Keynes 2007
Milton Keynes is a vibrant and expanding city in all senses of the word. Whilst there are many serious issues that need to be addressed with its running, it is important also to recognise and advance all that is already good and flourishing within our City and Borough. Your local Conservatives are not only committed to necessary change within our authority, but also to the preservation of the essential character of the city centre, the rural surrounds, and the local parish structures that will deliver first class public services, while at the same time providing for freedom of choice.
Milton Keynes is a great place to live. But it could be so much better. If you share the Conservative vision of a Milton Keynes which is open to all, available to all, and operated for the benefit of all, then come and join us on May 3rd. We look forward to the exciting, but challenging times ahead.
Only the Conservatives have produced a manifesto. It is the manifesto that sets out our policy commitments that shape our spending priorities. That money is your money, and I feel that you, the voter, have a right to know how that money is to spent. The spending priorities should not be shrouded in secrecy, and you should not be asked to hand over money "on trust", a trust which can be abused and that is exactly what our opponents aer asknig you to do by not publishing a manifesto.
Next Thursday, I hope you will consider the pledges being made to you both by me, and the Conservative party group I belong to when deciding who to vote for.
The Conservative Manifesto for Milton Keynes 2007
Milton Keynes is a vibrant and expanding city in all senses of the word. Whilst there are many serious issues that need to be addressed with its running, it is important also to recognise and advance all that is already good and flourishing within our City and Borough. Your local Conservatives are not only committed to necessary change within our authority, but also to the preservation of the essential character of the city centre, the rural surrounds, and the local parish structures that will deliver first class public services, while at the same time providing for freedom of choice.
Milton Keynes is a great place to live. But it could be so much better. If you share the Conservative vision of a Milton Keynes which is open to all, available to all, and operated for the benefit of all, then come and join us on May 3rd. We look forward to the exciting, but challenging times ahead.
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