Category Archives: London

Tube strikes threaten.

Posted on April 19, 2008 by pauljohnston

Londoners have 48 hours of travel misery to look forward to next week with the news that yet another Tube strike will be staged in a row over staff transfers and pensions. According to RMT General Secretary Bob Crow, “The … Continue reading →

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A message from Tony Arbour

Posted on April 19, 2008 by pauljohnston

Save weekly rubbish collections! Your rubbish will only be collected once every fortnight. More then 30 years ago the Conservatives introduced recycling in this borough with “bottle banks” at several different locations around the borough. Kingston’s Conservatives encourage all residents … Continue reading →

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Boris Johnson launches Environment Manifesto

Posted on April 1, 2008 by pauljohnston

Boris Johnson has launched a detailed manifesto for Environmental policy for London. See the link on the ‘Back Boris’ page.

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Paddick’s transport policy ‘evolves’

Posted on March 26, 2008 by pauljohnston

Full council last night, where the feature event was a debate on the ‘£10 to enter Greater London’ policy advocated by the Lib Dem Mayoral candidate (see ‘Weak thinking, Brian’ below). Needless to say the Lib Dems ‘amended’ the Conservative … Continue reading →

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David Cameron speaks out on PO closures

Posted on March 24, 2008 by pauljohnston

Follow this link to WEBCAMERON to see a short video on Post Office closures in London. http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=webcameron.index.page 

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Boris launches radical Housing manifesto

Posted on March 21, 2008 by pauljohnston

Boris Johnson’s manifesto for Housing can be read using the link on the ‘Back Boris’ page.

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