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Setting the Tyneside Test
 As part of our revival plans David Cameron has asked me to be Shadow Minister for Tyneside. Instead of sitting cosily in London, I and my Business and Enterprise team will be in Tyneside, asking what our policies will do for the school leaver or the manufacturing business and using it to shape our policies. |
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I believe if we can get things right in Tyneside we can really do great things to stimulate business and opportunity all across Britain. And, I intend to test all Business and Enterprises policies through the experience of the area. I'm not just going to listen to people in business; I want to hear from people from every walk of life including school children, students, full time mothers and fathers, nurses, doctors and those in the voluntary sector.
I want our policy-making process to be a fruitful partnership between Tyneside and the Conservatives. I want Tyneside to be a measure of excellence. I want you to help us design Britain's future, and make everything pass the Tyneside test. |
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