David Cameron told Britain about the need for a change of Government at Spring Forum in Brighton.

The Conservative Party was determined to get across their vision for the future of Britain at their ‘Spring Forum’ in Brighton. Prospective Conservative MP for Loughborough, Nicky Morgan, and her husband were lucky enough to be given front row seats to watch David Cameron deliver his closing summary, right next to David’s wife, Samantha. Having been the prospective Conservative MP for Loughborough for six years, Nicky argues that she knows what matters to the people of Loughborough and so she wanted the Conservative Leader to address the key issues on everybody’s lips at the moment and she believes the David Cameron, once again, delivered. ‘It was fantastic to hear David tackle the issues which I know are important to those living in this constituency and to listen as he explained how we could enforce a positive change in these key areas’, said Nicky Morgan.

Whilst David Cameron spoke of his passion for improving the NHS, for improving education and job prospects for all, for cutting taxes and Government bureaucracy, for aiding not damaging our small businesses, for ensuring that our pensioners get a fairer deal and for tighter control on immigration, for helping those that have fallen through the cracks and ensuring those who work hard work hard are rewarded accordingly and those that are unable to do so are provided with assistance.

It is Conservative representatives such as Nicky Morgan as well as our local Councillors who work hard all year round, on behalf of local people and it is this network of supporters which allows the Conservative Party to stay in touch with what people want from their politicians. ‘I was pleased to have the opportunity to tell Samantha about my campaign to become the next Conservative MP for Loughborough’, said Nicky. With the Conservatives gaining support from more and more people from many different communities, David Cameron has well been made aware of what we, the British people as a whole, want to hear from him as our leader. ‘David demonstrated his desire to fight for a better life for all Britons during his speech by, once again, directly addressing the issues that are important to this country’, said Nicky.

If the people of Loughborough want to secure a change of Government they must lend their support to prospective Conservative MPs in seats such as this; as a victory for Nicky would enable David to replace Gordon Brown and begin the fight to get our country back on track.

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