Post Tagged with: "Candidacy"

Candidates clash at BFP election Q&A (From Bucks Free Press)

Via Candidates clash at BFP election Q&A (From Bucks Free Press): ELECTION hopefuls clashed over Immigration, Wycombe Hospital, the economy and Europe at The Bucks Free Press Wycombe hustings last night. Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat and UK Independence Parties took part in the 90 minute debate which saw candidates challenged […]

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Hithercroft Road, 7 Nov

Today, I was out meeting people in Hithercroft Road, High Wycombe: I was there to introduce myself and what I am up to and to listen. I had wonderful conversations throughout the morning. People were interested in my background, how I will live and what I want to achieve, in […]

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To make a difference

One of the first books I read on deciding to enter politics was John Redwood’s I Don’t Like Politics: But I Want to Make a Difference. From the jacket: The past decade has seen a sharp decline in membership of political parties, with a severe drop in those who vote […]

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Hold on for news… Adopted for Wycombe!

And the news is: Wycombe Conservatives 150A West Wycombe Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire HP11 3AE Tel: 01494 521777 Fax: 01494 510042 email: agent@wycombe.tory.org.uk. Steven Baker selected as Wycombe’s Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Wycombe Conservatives are delighted to announce the selection of Steven Baker to contest the Wycombe Parliamentary Constituency for […]

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New to the Conservative candidate list?

As David Cameron throws open the list to more candidates from outside the political mainstream, I personally recommend these five books from my reading list plus some first-class think tanks. Five books See the links in the sidebar for more book recommendations. Tansey and Jackson, “Politics: The Basics”, because you […]

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Voice coaching and selection preparation

Today, I spent a couple of hours with Caroline Goyder, working on my presentation skills and answering practice selection questions. I seem to be getting there. Caroline is an excellent coach and I thoroughly recommend her to parliamentary candidates and other public speakers.

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Voice and body coaching

Enjoyed a day’s coaching with Caroline Goyder at the Central School of Speech and Drama, delivering Winston Churchill’s May 13, 1940 speech, “Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat”: I say to the House as I said to ministers who have joined this government, I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, […]

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