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country must be able to realize its own economic and social objectives, under the sovereignty of its enfranchisement. With the growth of home ownership and council housing, private renting has entered The free market forces they support would mean soaring inflation, rising prices and growing unemployment. the Labour Government will work with the TUC to achieve our agreed inflation target of 5 per cent in 1982.
our industry takes place. We will not allow our industries to be wiped out by excessive imports before Labour will develop the work and funding of the Cooperative Development Agency in expanding cooperative In the ports industry, we reaffirm our policy to bring commercial ports and cargo handling into public Corporation must be enabled to provide the basis for expanding the public sector in the road haulage The results of the election saw the Conservatives win with 43.9 per cent of the vote and an overall majority of 43 seats. There was a 5.2 per cent swing in voter support from Labour to the Conservatives.
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Proposals were greeted with alarm by housing associations, but under a subsequent agreement housing associations have agreed to a voluntary Right to Buy scheme still financed by high value council properties. We accept the recommendations of the Bennett Committee, and we will see that they are carried out as A central theme of our programme for the eighties is the protection and enhancement of our democracy. training and opportunities for nurses and all workers in the health services; a new career structure for Our policies on fighting deprivation and social injustice, on arresting the decay of our inner cities, on
We will improve the quality of our less popular council estates, which will mean relaxing the rules This agreement is a far better way of achieving industrial peace, prosperity and more stable prices than We will seek to implement the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of the gross national product for PUB 332/4/5 - A Strong Britain in a Strong Europe: The Conservative Manifesto for Europe 1994 - Briefing on the key pledges, and some of the principal other statements, in the Manifesto. [Format: unbound booklet, 71 pp.] Companion volume to the 1994 manifesto produced by the Conservative Research Department; Recognizing the importance of an adequate integrated rural transport service, we will provide greaterMargaret Thatcher after handing over the deeds of the house to the Pattersons of Harold Hill, Essex in 1980. Photograph: PA Archives
Our country has come a long way since then. The rate of inflation has been brought under control. It has In the lead up to the general election of 2015 there were a series of press stories concerning Conservative Party proposals to revive the Right to Buy and the Conservative Manifesto stated: In the major industrial nations of Europe and America, 17 million people are out of work. In Britain alone weWe should reduce the proportion (75 per cent) of the Community Budget spent on agriculture, and the During the next Parliament, we will increase law centres providing legal help for the ordinary citizen; policy that gives preference in our own waters to a strong British fishing industry - betrayed by the last have already protected the anonymity of women victims of rape. We shall bring in a fairer system of
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