C P F discussion brief on health

Date
Thursday, 13th October 2016
The CPF is a national Party Group which gives local Party members the opportunity to discuss the major policy challenges facing Britain.

Conservative Policy Forum meeting – on health

The Conservative Policy Forum is a national Party Group which gives local Party members the opportunity to discuss the major policy challenges facing Britain.

  • Discussion on health.
  • Thursday, 13th October
  • 7.00 for 7.30 pm.
  • Foxton Village Hall, Hardman Road, Foxton, CB22 6RN.  Map.
  • Coffee, tea and biscuits available.
  • £2.00 donation welcome to cover costs.
  • Please let Mark Howard know you will be attending: Mark-Howard@uwclub.net.
  • Next CPF meetings:
         3rd November: energy security – time etc as above.
         1st December: pensions and savings – time etc as above.

With almost 250 active CPF groups across the country and strong professional support from CCHQ**, the CPF has a vital role at the heart of the Conservative Party – with a direct line to the minister for government policy, its members have a real say in the direction our Party is taking.

CPF members played an important role during the 2015 general election, providing a number of contributions towards the manifesto we were successfully elected on; the work of its members in our target seats made a real difference to the outcome.

As we implement our Conservative manifesto and start formulating our vision for 2020, it is as important as ever we demonstrate how only the Conservatives will make the difficult decisions needed to secure a better and brighter future for Britain.

Mark Howard is the Chairman of this group, which exists to discuss an issue put forward by Conservative Central Office.
 
Through the CPF, the Party is kept informed of members’ opinions when deciding policy (unlike the Labour Party which appears only to take notice of its union paymasters).
 
The more members attending, the more valid your arguments and views – so please do come and listen to the arguments and air your views.  All SCCA members are automatically eligible to join the discussion.
 
If you are not currently on the CPF mailing list, please e-mail denise_scca@btconnect.com ask for your name to be added.

** The Conservative Campaign Headquarters (CCHQ), formerly known as Conservative Central Office (CCO) is the headquarters of the British Conservative Party.

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