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CF Newsletter – November

9 November 2009 Michael Rock No Comment

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CF Newsletter – November 2009

The monthly newsletter from the National Executive of Conservative Future (CF). CF is the youth wing of the Conservative Party, for supporters and members under the age of 30.

Contents:

1. A message from the National Chairman
2. Recent blog posts of interest
3. Branches
4. Campaigns & events
5. Contact us

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Welcome to the November edition of the CF Newsletter. Some of you may be receiving this for the first time. This newsletter aims to give you an idea of what is going on in the organisation, and provides information for those who want to get involved further with Conservative Future.

Nationally our main point of communication is ConservativeFuture.com, which now receives over 10,000 visitors each month. CF members will find lots of useful ideas, tips, tools and support on the site and several branches already provide regular posts for it – we hope many more will contribute in the coming months.

So keep working hard and lets make sure we’re ready to help David Cameron into Downing Street.

Regards,

Michael Rock

Want to be a CF Area Chairman?

We have some vacancies and are looking for CF members to step up and become ACs.

Conservative Future on MyConservatives.com

CF now has a campaign group on MyConservatives, the Party’s new online network tool.

Eric Pickles launches London CF GenEVA campaign

London CF now takover GenEVA every Monday night to telephone potential voters in target seats.

A successful Party Conference for CF

CF ran a large programme of events at Party Conference and received a lot of positive media coverage.

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Branch of the Month

Krystal Painter, Somerset Area Chairman

The award this month goes to an AC instead of a Branch. She has worked consistently to a high standard in developing her branches to ensure a coverage of all constituencies in Somerset.

She has continually maintained association contacts and tied in the local CF members as she goes. An achievement that is by no means been an easy ride. She has remained constantly focussed and is an example to all ACs.