Conservative Conference in Birmingham
Today is the first day of the Conservative Conference.
The current financial crisis shows Britain needs change, not more of the same. Instead of a divided Government, led by the man who left the economy so badly prepared for this crisis, we need a strong, united, positive alternative to Labour.
This conference will show that the Conservatives are a strong, united, positive alternative to Labour.
Because we’re a united team people can trust us to work together for the country in a crisis, unlike Labour who are fighting each other.
This week we’re talking about the future of the country, unlike Labour who spent their conference arguing about their internal problems.
We’re not sitting back and waiting for Labour to fall apart, we’re coming forward with bold, radical ideas for changing Britain. There is absolutely no complacency.
Plan for change
We have a clear plan for change: to rebuild our battered economy, to renew our bureaucratised NHS, and to repair our broken society.
Our plan for a strong economy will help ease the pain of the downturn and improve our economy for the long term. We will make sure government lives within its means, cut the national debt, and make Britain more competitive.
Our plan for a better NHS will get rid of Labour’s top-down targets and bureaucracy, and make sure doctors answer to patients, not politicians.
Our plan for social reform will start to repair our broken society by raising school standards and discipline, ending the something-for-nothing welfare culture, and strengthening families.
The current financial crisis shows Britain needs change, not more of the same. Instead of a divided Government, led by the man who left the economy so badly prepared for this crisis, we need a strong, united, positive alternative to Labour.
This conference will show that the Conservatives are a strong, united, positive alternative to Labour.
Because we’re a united team people can trust us to work together for the country in a crisis, unlike Labour who are fighting each other.
This week we’re talking about the future of the country, unlike Labour who spent their conference arguing about their internal problems.
We’re not sitting back and waiting for Labour to fall apart, we’re coming forward with bold, radical ideas for changing Britain. There is absolutely no complacency.
Plan for change
We have a clear plan for change: to rebuild our battered economy, to renew our bureaucratised NHS, and to repair our broken society.
Our plan for a strong economy will help ease the pain of the downturn and improve our economy for the long term. We will make sure government lives within its means, cut the national debt, and make Britain more competitive.
Our plan for a better NHS will get rid of Labour’s top-down targets and bureaucracy, and make sure doctors answer to patients, not politicians.
Our plan for social reform will start to repair our broken society by raising school standards and discipline, ending the something-for-nothing welfare culture, and strengthening families.
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