Articles in the Diary Category
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Last week, students from a variety of schools across North Oxfordshire visited the Houses of Parliament on a trip organised by Cherwell District Council.
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I spent part of the Party Conference Recess reading Alistair Darling’s recently published book “Back from the Brink”. It is a 324 page exposition of how completely dysfunctional was the last Labour Government and how completely dysfunctional – indeed, nonexistent – was the relationship between Gordon Brown as Prime Minister and Alistair Darling as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Life is a great adventure but I had never anticipated at the conclusion of the General Election in May last year that by July, I would be spending my 60th birthday in York addressing the General Synod of the Church of England on the subject of women Bishops.
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On the 4th and 5th August 2011, I took part in a workshop in Chiang Mai, organised by the Burma Women’s League and VSO. Please click on the link to access a copy of the notes provided following the workshop: Workshop on Women Political Leaders.
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Tony Baldry MP has commended local team Banbury United on their hard work after the Club won the FA Charter Standard Club Award, at this year’s FA Community Awards, presented by McDonald’s.
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Tony Baldry MP has commended local team Banbury United on their hard work after the Club won the FA Charter Standard Club Award, at this year’s FA Community Awards, presented by McDonald’s.
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Tony Baldry MP has joined other politicians in pledging to recruit at least ten men between the ages of 18 to 30 to join the Anthony Nolan stem cell register.
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Tony Baldry MP paid a special visit to the pioneering Miller Road housing project in Banbury to meet young apprentices working on the construction of this new development.
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On 18th and 19th July, Tony Baldry joined Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Vincent Nicholls, the Archbishop of Westminster in a two-day conference at Lambeth Palace, considering the situation of Christians in the Holy Land.
