Conservative conference news for 1 October 2008

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Bill Bryson in appeal to curb litter Oct 01 2008

BILL Bryson issued a heartfelt plea at the Tory conference today for more to be done to tackle the menace of litter.Read

Tories leave with good impression Oct 01 2008

AS the Conservative conference draws to a close with the big showpiece speech from leader David Cameron Mail Political Editor Jonathan Walker takes a look at what a week that was.Read

New grassroots fund to support British charities saving lives Oct 01 2008

BIRMINGHAM MP Andrew Mitchell has pledged to find £40 million for “grassroots” organisations fighting poverty in the developing world.Read

David Cameron: We’ll beat the crunch Oct 01 2008

DAVID Cameron was today predicting Britain will get through the economic crisis as he told Conservative activists in Birmingham “better times lie ahead”.Read

Ex-leader William Hague praise for streets reclaimed Oct 01 2008

FORMER Tory leader William Hague saw for himself how an inner-city community has reclaimed its streets and turned derelict ground into a garden to be used by everyone.Read

Tories announce plans to scrap automatic early release of prisoners Oct 01 2008

The Tories announced plans to scrap the automatic early release of prisoners and instead introduce a system of earned release.Read

David Cameron prepared to make "difficult and unpopular decision" as PM Oct 01 2008

David Cameron is to warn he is ready to make “difficult and unpopular” decisions if he becomes Prime Minister while Britain faces a huge budget deficit and a crumbling economy.Read

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