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A quick trip to Brussels

A quick trip to Brussels

I've just returned from a quick trip to Brussels where I met my MEP Robert Sturdy's fantastic team for the first time, Neeley, Christine and Alex. Today Robert hosted a manifesto launch for europacolon, raising awareness about colorectal cancer which many people find...

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Supporting 1,000 women into leadership roles

Supporting 1,000 women into leadership roles

I am working with an inspirational woman who has pledged to support 1,000 women into leadership roles by 8th March 2011 to celebrate the centenary of International Woman’s Day. Her name is Tina Fahm (pic left) and she runs a training programme promoting...

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Global poor must be G20 priority

Global poor must be G20 priority

World finance leaders meeting to discuss next month's G20 summit and thrash out the global economic crisis have been sent a clear message from my MEP Robert Sturdy - and I totally endorse every word. In today's Guardian, he has had a letter published stating that the...

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How businesses can survive the recession

How businesses can survive the recession

I met a whole host of inspirational women at a reception in the House of Lords yesterday to celebrate International Women's Day. It was held to launch a new training programme to develop women leaders by Tina Fahm Training Ltd, a new PR client, and was hosted by...

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Congratulations Janice Small

Congratulations Janice Small

I'm thrilled for Janice Small who has been selected as the Conservative prospective parliamentary candidate for Batley and Spen in West Yorkshire. We worked together as Conservative regional press officers during the last general election and she was dynamite. She has...

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EP survey shows more women MEPs needed

EP survey shows more women MEPs needed

Having written in the past about the dire shortage of women in British politics, I was fascinated to read the results of a European-based survey on this topic - and discover unsurprisingly that similar attitudes are shared on the continent. The survey of 35,000 women...

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