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Richard Normington
Richard Normington lives in Cambridge and is an experienced campaigner for the Conservatives, including two years as the city's Conservative. Parliamentary Spokesman. He works for a private sector advisory body for the export of British financial, legal, accounting, banking and professional services. Previously, he worked for John Howard [the former Australian Prime Minister] and William Hague. He is married to Stacey and they have one son and one daughter.
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2010
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July
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- Message from David Cameron
- More than a Holding Page
- Rubber Plant in 'White Elephant' Transport Row
- Cuba Needs Democracy, Not Lib Dem "solidarity"
- Farnborough 2010
- Can the Cabinet System
- Time for a 'Tea Party' Over Residents’ Parking?
- Councillor - Safer Without a Helmet
- Try Tory Historian
- New Cambridge Tory
- Cambridge MP's Sweatshop Staff...
- Not Even the Minimum Wage…
- The Sound of Freedom
- Back in Blighty
- The Good, the Bad and the Local Labour
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June
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- Parking Controls for the City
- The Other A14 Campaign
- Adam Smith Speaks on Saturday...
- Cambridgeshire Quango Under Fire
- Freedom is Indivisible.
- 12 Days from Posting to Publication
- Exit A14?
- Exit Regional Assemblies
- Another Parking Campaign
- Banking the Laws of Unintendend Consequences
- Good Luck England...
- Better Homes and Gardens
- Coleridge Branch BBQ
- Disabled Car Parking Campaign
- All Ahead for the A14
- Let Them Jog?
- Czech Mate for the Left
- The Flotilla...
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May
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- Good Vince...
- 118 Adds up to 1922
- Beer is Here
- The Truth About Trade
- Statistics, Damned Lies and the Renaissance
- King Log, Queen eco-Stork?
- Local Election Numbers
- E-mail from David Cameron
- New Prime Minister - New Role for Rubber Plant
- Coalitions are Bad
- An Advert for Public Private Partnerships
- A Kind Word for Julian Huppert
- Local Election Results
- Lib Dem's Two Horse Race is a Nag
- Cambridge: Lib Dem Win; Tories Edge Labour to Thir...
- Vote Today
- The Dangerous Database State
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July
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