Sentences with phrase «autumn conference»

Here's the script of Vince Cable's speech to the Liberal Democrat autumn conference in Glasgow - in which he addresses David Cameron's dismissal of him as a «Jeremiah» and pours a whole lot of scorn on his Conservative coalition colleagues...

Wordles aren't always as useful as they could be, but this summary of comments over the last few days about what topics the Social Liberal Forum should propose motions on at autumn conference seems quite clear:

The deadline for autumn conference motions is looming (30 June to be precise), so we don't have much time.

The Labour leader used his speech to the final autumn conference before next year's general election to outline his plan to create an NHS «time to care» fund.

But now, as today's autumn conference speech in Glasgow shows, things have changed.

The differentiation campaign would begin in April, during the European elections campaign, and continue until September and the Lib Dems» final autumn conference before next year's general election.

Be sure to pick up your tickets to our annual autumn conference, and we'll see you in New York!

In his first comments to the Labour autumn conference in Manchester, before beginning a speech on foreign policy, he confronted speculation about whether he will agree to continue serving under his younger brother Ed Miliband.

So today is Nick Clegg's big day, his keynote speech to the Liberal Democrat autumn conference in Bournemouth.

Ed Miliband has outlined his vision for Labour's future in his debut speech to the party's autumn conference as their leader.

The Social Liberal Forum and Compass will be hosting a fringe meeting on Overcoming Political Barriers to Equality on Monday 21 September at the Lib Dem autumn conference in Bournemouth.

Labour delegates are not holding back in attacking the bankers at the party's first autumn conference in opposition for 14 years.

BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Kerry McCarthy speaks to delegates during a session entitled «Living Standards and Sustainability» during the third day of the Labour Party Autumn Conference on September 29, 2015 in Brighton, England.

Wordles aren't always as useful as they could be, but this summary of comments over the last few days about what topics the Social Liberal Forum should propose motions on at autumn conference seems quite clear: Schools is a clear...

Plans to be discussed at the party's autumn conference propose a Future Transport Fund, specifically to fund investment and remove bottlenecks from the system by introducing more trains and reopening lines.

The proposals, which formed the centrepiece of Miliband's final autumn conference pitch to voters, were met with a standing ovation from Labour party members.

The rapidly approaching Autumn Conference in Glasgow is of great significance.

• There are tentative plans to put the draft constitution to an AGM to be held at the Scottish Autumn Conference.

Political parties face a growing backlash from frustated thinktanks as the «bland» and «closed» traditional autumn conference season plods on.

Mark Blackburn had announced his decision to step down as Director after Autumn Conference due to business commitments.

The bill comes amid signs of Labour starting to fall in line with the project, after an Ed Balls speech at the party's autumn conference saw the shadow chancellor hint at a U-turn.

Initial statements of support from some general secretaries have disguised union hostility to any major changes, with tensions likely to dominate the party's looming autumn conference in Brighton.

She told party delegates gathered at the Tory autumn conference that the Conservatives «can not ignore public concern» about whether it is being used fairly.

He did not deny that the mayor had apologised to him after sparking a row about Europe at the Conservative autumn conference this year, but insisted they remained good friends who «call each other, text each other, have dinner with each other's wives».

Speaking at the Freedom and Autonomy for Schools National Association autumn conference in London, he said: «At root, it is not autonomy that really matters, it is what autonomy allows you to do differently that counts.

The SCC will be in Berlin on 19 -20 September 2017 to participate at the DIS autumn conference and a seminar with three other arbitral institutions.

Since the 2014 independence referendum, there has always been a section in Nicola Sturgeon's autumn conference speech which uses the «I» word — independence.

I've just returned from a remarkable fringe meeting at the party's annual autumn conference, in which Ian Dexter, a Ukip member, former candidate in county and district elections and potential parliamentary candidate for 2015, outlined his strategy for winning over Labour voters.

The last Autumn Conference before a General Election always looks a little different, perforce.

Ed Miliband is outlining his vision for Labour's future in his debut speech to the party's autumn conference as their leader.

We've already got a working relationship with Compass and held joint fringe meetings at both Labour and Lib Dem autumn conferences.

But if Labour loses this spring, the first decision could be its most important in opposition: whether to have an immediate leadership contest or leave it until after the first autumn conference.

We only need to look at Tony Blair's 2003 speech to the Labour autumn conference for an alarmingly Messianic example.

Lord Falconer Shadow Secretary of State for Justice speaks to delegates during a session titled «Stronger, Safer Communities» during the final day of the Labour Party Autumn Conference

This speech was always going to be a key moment for the Tories: the leader's address at their final autumn conference before May 7th 2015 would not be allowed to pass by without a big pitch to voters.

Anything agreed at that meeting, together with any minority positions which receive the support of a quarter of the forum will go forward to Labour's Autumn conference in Manchester.

That was the basis on which Liberal Democrat delegates were persuaded to stick with the coalition at their autumn conference.

In his first public criticism of the new prime minister, Tony Blair's former Cabinet colleague told the Guardian backbench MPs had been «appalled» by Gordon Brown's commitment to «British jobs for British workers» - made at the autumn conference - but could not speak out without appearing disloyal.

In the first major act of rebellion at the autumn conference voters clearly rejected schools minister Sarah Teather's attempt to water down a motion stating that «conference is concerned by the establishment of academies and free schools under coalition government policy».

The Lib Dems are meeting under grey clouds in Brighton this week for their autumn conference — an apt picture given its torrid performance in recent polling.

Clegg revealed his hand at his autumn conference last year, making the case for him continuing in the job long after 2015 in the process.

The session, which took place at the party's autumn conference in Liverpool, saw Mr Clegg accuse the opposition and Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee in particular of perpetuating a «betrayal myth» for siding with the Conservatives over deficit reduction.

The poll will go some way towards calming Labour nerves, after the party lost its poll lead over the Tories during their autumn conference.

It wasn't just the media referring to him as a Treasury spokesperson for the Lib Dems, in their Autumn Conference Directory he is listed as being on the «Lib Dem Treasury Team» on page 28 and as «Spokesperson for the Treasury» on page 79: Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference Directory 2010 (7.6 MB PDF)

Having dramatically taken away its support for Labour at the party's autumn conference and given its backing to David Cameron, the electorate suddenly became churlish enough to deny the Tories an outright victory.

If we simply use conference to announce the result, we will have a shorter, less deep and lower profile summer contest which will engage fewer people - and the framing around our Autumn conference outside the party may well already become about X's struggle to break through and get noticed.

It is exactly the same message as that seen in Clegg's speech to his party's autumn conference in Glasgow: only the Liberal Democrats can be trusted to both provide fairness to ordinary people and deliver on economic trustworthiness.

Labour's autumn conference is set to be the battleground for another internal fight between the party's left - wing and centrist wings, developments this week suggest.

It's come to something when Baroness Warsi has to ring round local associations and beg them to send delegates to the autumn conference.

So just how much difficulty are the SNP in as they gather in Glasgow for their autumn conference?