On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 13:20:26 +0100, Tony Bryer
wrote:

In article , Andy Hall
wrote:
Now where was John Redwood's number??........

It was probably John Redwood or one of his chums who first
introduced the compulsory CORGI membership if working on gas for
gain.

Could be. I was thinking of his new role as shadow minister for
deregulation......


Check out

http://www.house-builder.co.uk/artic...em.php?id=1390

"... If the shadow minister’s speech represents the Conservative
Party’s "new vision", then housebuilders can only hope Blair or
Brown occupies No.10 Downing Street after the next election.

But should the Conservatives manage to oust Labour, we will have to
rely on civil servants at the Treasury and the new housing and
planning ministry telling the new Tory ministers their policies are
hopelessly incomplete, contradictory and would have disastrous
consequences for the economy, the housing market and the British
people’s aspirations to home ownership."

John Stewart, HBF director of economic affairs,
Housebuilder August 2004

Mmmm.... Looking at several of his articles, it strikes me that
there is more than a touch of political motivation.....



..andy

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