The Leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron, yesterday opened a new Campaign Centre at Conservative Headquarters and invited all Conservative Future members to get involved in the General Election Campaign. Supported by the Party Chairman Eric Pickles, David met over 40 CF members who attended the event and declared the GENEVA Campaign Centre open for business.

In both 2001 and 2005 the GENEVA organisation made a tremendous difference to the outcome in some of our most important battleground seats. This time, and with your help, the GENEVA organisation has the potential to secure a Conservative victory at the next election.

The GENEVA Campaign Centre, based at CCHQ in Millbank, London, is the Party’s key tool for fighting marginal seats – the seats we must win if David Cameron is to be the next Prime Minister. By volunteering to work at the GENEVA Campaign Centre, you will be directly involved in fighting the Election, and seeing how the Party is working for Victory.

Open from 1000 to 2030 everyday and 1100 to 1600 on Saturdays, the Campaign Centre is based in a bright, modern centre, with room to relax, have fun – and help make change happen. You are welcome to get involved anytime.

To find out how you can Call for Change click here.

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