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When Labour came into power in 1997, millions of people had high hopes that Britain would become a stronger, fairer society. Of course, Labour did have some good intentions – but, in the end, they just didn’t deliver.

But that doesn’t mean those hopes have to die. They’re now alive with us in the modern Conservative Party – as David Cameron explains in the video below:

As Cameron says

Many, many people are joining us to help make the changes we need in this country. We’re winning the argument on the economy and on building a fairer society.
So, thirteen years on, I’m asking you to go into this election with an open mind. I’m asking you to think about voting for us – even if you’ve never voted Tory before.

Time for a Change

The Tories and the SNP have a reasonable relationship now in Scotland and with the Referendum having to be shelved fore the moment the Tories  have a chance to build on this relationship as they move into Government.

David Cameron has been addressing the Tory Conference in Perth and has promised.

“That will signal the beginning of a new relationship, a fresh start, based on mutual respect,” he will say, adding: “It will be good for Scotland, good for Britain and good for the Union.”

Mr Cameron will also say he takes seriously the recommendations of the Calman Commission – which called for more powers for the Scottish Parliament – and wants to make devolution stronger.

“Not just because it is a weapon against the Nationalists’ obsession with independence – but because devolution should be central to our whole political approach,” he will say.

“Today we are the party that passionately believes that local is best, the party that knows that the more power people have, the more responsible they become, the more fulfilled they are – we are the party of decentralisation.”

Please, this is the way to go in Scotland.

BBC News – David Cameron promises ‘fresh start’ with SNP.

Stop Dithering and call the Election

Read Jeff Randall’s column in the Telegraph to get an idea about how poorly Britain has become under Labour and in particular the dithering Gordon Brown. He summarises it as follows.

In short, sterling is in the toilet, our pensions have been slaughtered, cash savings yield almost nothing, the country is up to its neck in unprecedented debt, the banking system is awash with funny money, our gold reserves were sold off at rock-bottom prices, and Britain’s dole queue is considerably longer than before Crash Gordon began cooking the books.

Apart from that, it’s not too bad.

In the meantime while we are on the road to rack and ruin, Gordon sits in N010 dithering about how to avoid having a Budget before the Election and when he should go to the Country, perhaps he is dithering until his “Tears for Piers” programme has gone out.

Never mind in his own little world Gordon can do wrong,  According to the FT, Brown has declared

“We are paying a one-off cost for globalisation.”

So this is not his fault just everyone else’s, when will he work out that he is the problem and not the solution.

Time for a Change.

What has Gordon Brown done for Britain since his first Budget? – Telegraph.