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Local Government IntelligenceConservative Party Annual Conference
07 Oct 2009
The Conservative Party's 126th annual conference was held at Manchester Central (formerly known as GMEX) from 5-8 October. This was the last conference before the general election.
Each day we interviewed attendees to find out their views on policy issues as well as their reactions to speeches and fringe events.
Programme
Iain Dale's conference diary day 3
including an interview with Jeremy Paxman
Iain Dale's conference diary day 2
Including an interview with Ken Clarke
Iain Dale's conference diary
Including an interview with David Cameron
Julia Hobsbawm's conference diary
including an interview with Michael White from The Guardian
What are the progressive fault lines in public service reform?
Fringe event: 2020 Public Services Trust and Ernst & Young
What are the progressive fault lines in public service reform?
Question and answers
What are the progressive fault lines in public service reform?
Audience reaction
Theresa May MP
Women in Public Policy fringe meeting
Question and answer session
Women in Public Policy fringe meeting
Mary-Ann Stephenson
Women in Public Policy fringe meeting
Sonia Brown
Women in Public Policy fringe meeting
Ben Page, MD of IPSOS Mori
Interview
David Willetts MP
Interview
Wes Streeting, President of the National Union of Students
Interview
John Stone, Chief Executive, LSN
Can skills save the ecomony? LSN fringe meeting
Question and answer session
Can skills save the ecomony? LSN fringe meeting
Shaun Lincoln
Can skills save the ecomony? LSN fringe meeting
Mark Hoban MP, Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury
Can skills save the ecomony? LSN fringe meeting
What Women Want fringe meeting
Conservative Women's Organisation
Dominic Grieve QC MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Justice and Shadow Attorney
A British Bill of Rights: thinking through the issues fringe meeting
The Julia Hosbawm interview
Antonia Cox PPC for Islington and South and Finsbury
Wes Streeting, President, National Union of Students
Student Experience: Are students getting value for money from Universities?
David Willets MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills
Student Experience: Are students getting value for money from Universities?
Professor Shirley Pearce, Vice-Chancellor, Loughborough University; member of the Chair’s Advisory G
Student Experience: Are students getting value for money from Universities?
Question and answer session
Student Experience: Are students getting value for money from Universities?
Margot James
Women in Public Policy fringe meeting
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