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General Election
Election 2010
It seems the MPs’ expenses scandal is finally drawing to a close just months before the next General Election.
As a result, over a quarter of MPs have already announced that they will not seek re-election and by May 2010, new MPs could comprise over half the House of Commons.
This is the time for the Church to let Parliament know that we have a voice and we want to be heard. As new MPs fill the House of Commons, let us, the Church, find out what they really stand for.
In the coming weeks, CCFON will be sending out information on the General Election, as well as setting up a special section on our website. We will also be organising a series of high profile debates throughout the UK, but for this we need your help.
This week, please find out who is seeking election in your area. Find out who the candidates are, a little bit about them, and whether you think any are worth supporting.
We’d love to hear from you, so please do get in touch and let us know if there is someone in your area that is worth backing. Email election2010@ccfon.org.
End of Life
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BBC Radio 5 Live,
17 Feb 09 (9m 16s)
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Abortion
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If we are to transform the legal, social and political landscape of this nation it is critical that we, the church, rise up and take action. Join us for this one-day conference where we will be addressing: How to get involved in Public Life (Baroness Cox);
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The State of the Nation (Andrea Minichiello Williams); The Law on Evangelism and Faith at Work (Paul Diamond) and The Church in Social Action (Ade Omooba).
Saturday, 20 March 2010, 10am-4.30pm, Emmanuel Centre, London, SW1P 3DW.
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Calling all future lawyers, politicians, journalists, civil servants, and all who want to make a difference in public life.
21-26 March 2010, Oxford University
Application Deadline: Sunday 21 February
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All invited to this symposium which aims to consider issues in end-of-life care and to permit a critical evaluation of healthcare provision for the elderly and incapacitated, thereby creating a forum for a wide range of interested parties, including lawyers, patient advocacy groups, policy makers, students, the disabled and healthcare professionals.
Monday, 29 March 2010, London Metropolitan University, E1 7TP.. |
