Conservative Party to Host St. Albans Business Summit

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By  StAlbansRobin | Friday, February 19, 2010, 15:58

St. Albans MP, Anne Main, will next month host a St. Albans Business Summit alongside Shadow Business Secretary Ken Clarke. The event is aimed at hearing about the challenges facing local businesses.

This is the second year for the event, which last year saw more than 40 representatives of local businesses gather together to discuss the impact of the recession on the City and District.

Anne Main said, "My 2009 St Albans business summit was a really valuable exercise, and when I told Ken about it he was very keen to come along to the next one and meet local business people to get the best possible picture of the situation for businesses in St Albans.

I hope that with Ken's input this summit will be even more productive than the last one. One year on from the last summit, I felt it was particularly important to take stock of the situation in our area, and give local businesses a chance to air their concerns and find out what they could expect from the leader of our Shadow Business team.

Ken has decades of experience in dealing with economic issues, and I hope his presence at this summit will be a constructive force for local businesses. We still face a great deal of uncertainty, and that is why we all need to ensure we are all working together for the good of our city and the country as a whole."

Further details of the event can be found in this pdf.

      

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    Patholio - that's my favourite userpic anywhere, love what you've done there!

    By  Seamus_McC at 20:03 on 25/02/10

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    might be a good time to ask Anne Main a few more questions about her expenses troughing :)

    By  patholio at 18:41 on 24/02/10

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