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18 Mar 2005 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Tories are to concentrate their general election poster campaign on key marginal seats, in a marked switch from previous elections.
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Brand Health Check: Conservatives
06 Apr 2005
feat that proved beyond the Conservatives in the last two elections. But, so far, in this campaign ...
Opinion: Conservatives continue to set the agenda
11 Mar 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
'Tactically clever but strategically weak' was how Alastair Campbell described the Tories' NHS stunt - or 'the war of Margaret's shoulder' as it has become known. That is high praise indeed, but only confirms the widely held belief in Labour circles that Campbell is no election strategist.
Conservatives launch attack on BBC licence fee proposals
12 Oct 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
LONDON – The Conservative Party has attacked the BBC over its plans to increase the licence fee to over £200 a year by 2016 saying the proposals amounted to a 'stealth tax'.
Conservatives urge BBC to rethink Tony Martin film
29 Jul 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
LONDON - The Conservative Party is urging the BBC to re-examine screening a documentary about the Tony Martin burglary case after convicted criminal Brendan Fearon was paid £4,500 to appear in it.
Parties dispute Conservatives' plan for cutting COI spend
14 Apr 2005 | by by our Parliamentary correspondent
LONDON - The three main political parties clashed over government adspend this week, when the Liberal Democrats and Labour attacked Tory plans for deep cuts in the budget.
Conservatives to target marginal seats with posters and DM
21 Mar 2005 | by By our Parliamentary correspondent
LONDON - The Tories are to concentrate their general election poster campaign on key marginal seats, in a marked switch from previous elections.
Conservatives reignite race row with 'fair play' travellers' ad in Sunday papers
21 Mar 2005 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
LONDON - The Conservative Party has once again put race issues at the centre of the election battle by placing a full-page ad in Sunday newspapers saying that there is 'one rule for travellers and another for everyone else'.
DM outstrips press in election adspend
06 May 2005 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
Labour and the Conservatives spent more on direct mail than press advertising in a big change of
Labour loses media coverage as Tories and Lib Dems on the rise
26 Apr 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
from 57% of election-related media coverage to 54% while the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats were...the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats in terms of coverage of education and health, with 56% for ...
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