Wednesday, February 22nd 2012

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Glasgow and Dundee Inter-Uni Association Dinner in Dundee

By Conservative Future Scotland. February 20, 2012


On Wednesday 29th February at 7pm in the Best Western Hotel, Dundee, the Glasgow University Conservative & Unionist Association and the Dundee University Conservative & Unionist Association will meet up for an inter-uni association meal. It is anticipated to be a very fun evening and each association would be delighted if you could join them!

Everyone is welcome to attend this event- please contact guconservatives@googlemail.com.


UACUA Reception with Lord Forsyth and Ruth Davidson MSP

By Conservative Future Scotland.


The University of Aberdeen Conservative and Unionist Association are holding a black-tie reception with Lord Forsyth of Drumlean and Scottish Conservatives leader, Ruth Davidson MSP. The reception will take place on March 9th at 7pm in the Linklater Rooms, Kings College, the University of Aberdeen.

Tickets are £5 for students, and £10 for non-students. This includes complimentary drinks and canapés.


CFS Glasgow Branch Launch Event

By Conservative Future Scotland. February 19, 2012


On Wednesday 14th March 2012 another new Conservative Future Scotland branch will be holding it’s official launch party.

The Glasgow branch launch party is taking place in the Landsdowne Bar, Glasgow, G20 6NQ. It will start at around 7pm.

Young Scottish Conservatives from across Glasgow, the surrounding areas, and more than likely the rest of Scotland, will be in attendance to welcome our newest branch into the world.

Conservative Future Scotland hopes that a good time is had, and if you are a young Scottish Conservative in the Glasgow region then please come down on Wednesday 14th March and get involved in the fun.

Contact glasgow@conservativefuturescotland.com for more information.


Launch Date Approaching for Central Scotland Branch.

By Conservative Future Scotland. January 27, 2012


On Wednesday 7th March 2012 the newest Conservative Future Scotland branch will be holding its official launch party.

The Central Scotland branch launch party is taking place in Motherwell town centre, starting around 7pm in a bar just around the corner from Airbles Rail Station.

Young Scottish Conservatives from across Central Scotland, the surrounding areas, and more than likely the rest of Scotland, will be in attendance to welcome our newest branch into the world.

Conservative Future Scotland hopes that a good time is had, and if you are a young Scottish Conservative in the Central Scotland region then please come down on Wednesday 7th March and get involved in the fun.

Contact centralscotland@conservativefuturescotland.com for more information.


6th Annual Conservative Future Scotland Conference 2011

By Conservative Future Scotland. October 24, 2011


Conservative Future Scotland shall this year be holding its Annual Conference, the 6th such event since CFS was formed in 2005, on November the 19th in the Golden Lion Hotel Stirling.
Tickets are £30 however this price will increase to £35 on the 5th of November; so book early to save money and avoid disappointment. Please go to http://cfsconference2011.eventbrite.com/ to book your tickets. Tickets include access to a full day of events and a three course meal in the evening.

The schedule is subject to change but should be as follows;

1005 – Opening of Conference
James Reekie: Conservative Future Scotland Chairman

1010 – EGM
The future shape of Conservative Future Scotland in light of the Sanderson Commission

1130 – Lunch Break

1230 – Panel Debate; The Scotland Bill and Beyond, the Future of Scottish Devolution

Professor Richard Kerley, Centre for Scottish Public Policy
Alex Johnstone MSP, Conservative MSP for North-East Scotland
Others TBC

1430 – Afternoon Break
Refreshments Provided

1500 – Address from the Leader of the Scottish Conservatives
Speaker The Scottish Conservative Party Leader (TBC)

1540 – Question and Answer Session with the Party Leader
Speaker The Scottish Conservative Party Leader (TBC)

1700 – Conference Dinner
Speaker TBC

1940 – Close of Conference
Aric Gilinsky: Conservative Future Scotland President

This event is open to all members of Conservative Future Scotland and Conservative Future (England, Wales and Northern Ireland).

If any other details are required then please contact president@conservativefuturescotland.com with any questions.


Glasgow University Conservative & Unionist Association’s 175th Anniversary Dinner

By secretary. October 1, 2011


Guest speakers: Rt. Hon. David Trimble and Ruth Davidson MSP

Date and time: 11th November, 7pm for a 7.30pm start in the Dining Room, Glasgow University Union, 32 University Avenue, G12 8LX.

Dress code: black tie

Tickets: £38 for non-GUCUA members and £35 for GUCUA members, to include 3 course traditional Scottish meal along with wine, port and tea or coffee


1st Annual Unionist Dinner.

By Conservative Future Scotland. September 26, 2011


Join Conservative Future Scotland following the leadership hustings on the 8th of October for the first Annual Unionist Dinner at the Merchants Restaurant in Edinburgh’s old town.

This event is open to all members of Conservative Future Scotland, tickets are available at http://cfsunionistdinner2011.eventbrite.com

The Facebook event can be found at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=104803756295576

Please contact events@conservativefuturescotland.com with any enquiries.


CFS Leadership Hustings.

By Conservative Future Scotland. September 9, 2011


Join us in Edinburgh to grill the candidates.

Conservative Future Scotland are holding a Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party leadership hustings in the Thistle Lounge at Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh to allow members of the Scottish Conservative Party under the age of 30 to quiz SCUP leadership hopefuls on topics of their choice.

The hustings will be held at 3pm on the 8th of October.

The event will follow a “Question Time” style format whereby members submit questions beforehand, ensuring lively audience engagement, although some questions will be taken from the floor; time permitting.

There will be a dinner organised the same evening, details to be confirmed, so stay in touch for updates.

Questions can be submitted by emailing secretary@conservativefuturescotland.com.

Please include your name, branch and whether you will be attending in your email.


CFS Elections – Nominations now open

By Conservative Future Scotland. June 23, 2011


Nominations for the Executive of Conservative Future Scotland are now open. Nominations are open until midnight this Sunday, 26th June. Once nominations are received and if positions are contested there will be a ballot open from Monday 27th June until 4pm on Friday 1st July.

There are 12 positions available:

  • President
  • Chairman
  • Secretary
  • Treasurer
  • Regional Officer – Highlands and Islands
  • Regional Officer – North East Scotland
  • Regional Officer – Mid Scotland and Fife
  • Regional Officer – Lothian
  • Regional Officer – South of Scotland
  • Regional Officer – Glasgow
  • Regional Officer – West of Scotland
  • Regional Officer – Central Scotland

Election rules

1.         To stand for any position in CFS, Scotland must be your main place of residence where you spend most of your time throughout the year.

2.         The position of President and Chairman may only be contested by members who have served on a branch committee for at least a year.

3.         In order for your nomination to be valid, you must get two people to propose and second your nomination. They must also be members of Conservative Future Scotland.

4.         Each candidate is permitted to submit one single sided A4 sized manifesto with their nomination.

Nominations are accepted by email to cfselections2011@scottishconservatives.com, By fax at 0131 524 0049, or by post to 67 Northumberland Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6JG.

If you have any questions regarding the elections, please contact us


The Prime Minister hails CFS’s Successes

By Conservative Future Scotland. June 22, 2011


Prime Minister David Cameron has praised Conservative Future for their help during the recent local elections and AV campaign, in a speech at the first CF Chairman’s Reception held last Tuesday.

Sponsored by Bell Pottinger Public Affairs, the event was an opportunity for CF National Chairman Ben Howlett and the National Executive to thank Regional, Area and Branch chairmen for all of their support and hard work in the recent election campaigns.

Speaking at the event the Prime Minister said: “I think it is great time to be a Conservative, it is a great time to be in CF. We are going to have some huge battles coming up in the next few years but when I look back over the last year, we haven’t just dealt with the deficit, started to reform our public services, formed a coalition, made difficult decisions, we have also managed to increase the number of Conservative councillors that we have and we have also managed, with your help, to win that fantastic referendum on AV.”


Conservative Future has grown from strength to strength over the last six months, we have more branches created per week than at any time in our history, we have increased memberships, helped secure victory for the No to AV Campaign and for more councillors up and down the country then we believed we would. It is no coincidence that Parliamentary candidates in the 2010 General Election won where they had a local Conservative Future Branch to help out.

However, there will be no slow down in the forward progression of Conservative Future. We have a packed calendar in the months ahead in the run up the Party Conference, with a series of events and campaigns designed to address the issues important to young people.

I am proud of CF’s hard work, the Party co-Chairmen are proud of CF, but more importantly than that, the Prime Minister is proud of Conservative Future.

Other guest speakers at the event included Conservative Party co-Chairman, Lord Feldman of Elstree, Andrew Stephenson MP, Conservative Party Vice-Chairman and Tim Collins, Managing Director of Bell Pottinger Public Affairs.

Photos By Andrew Parsons/Parsons Media

 


   

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