After months of negotiations and planning the move into our new offices had been accomplished.
So, on February 22nd the official ‘Ribbon Cutting’ took place.
Rupert Matthews, MEP candidate, had kindly agreed to do the honours at our Coffee Morning.

The office of The South Leicestershire Conservative Association is moving to the following address -
1st Floor, 3 Green Road,
Broughton Astley,
Leicestershire.
LE9 6RA

A Christmas message from South Leicestershire MP Andrew Robathan

South Leicestershire MP Andrew Robathan, visited Lutterworth College today to talk to some of the students about life as a constituency MP and as a Government Minister.Later he visited British gas’ National Distribution Centre. As well as having a tour of the facility he also met Andrew Bacon, Regional Director for British Gas in the East Midlands.

CF Chairman, Tom Chapman, thanks Braunstone Town Candidate.  "I'd like to thank Elliot Bone for being a very active and energetic Conservative candidate in the recently held Fosse Ward, Town Council by-election

New county council chairman Rosita Page has pledged to raise funds for two county charities, after being sworn in.

With UKIP gaining seats elswhere Conservative Candidates in South Leicestershire successfully held on to all seven of their existing seats, with the remaining two being held by Labour and the Liberal Democrats.

South Leicestershire MP, Andrew Robathan, is to visit Winstanley Community College on Friday, 10th May and has been asked to address the school assembly on their theme of ‘Shine’ values and, in particular, how these values shaped his own life when he served in the SAS.

With just under 3 weeks to go before polling day on 2 May 2013, Conservative County Council candidates met for the launch of their detailed Manifesto 2013 entitled: "Going for Growth: The Right Future for Leicestershire".

South  Leicestershire MP, Andrew Robathan, will pick up his placard and join the protest against the proposed bus lane on the A426. The bus lane has been proposed as a way of reducing congestion, but residents in Glen Parva have disputed this and, indeed, argue that it will make the road more dangerous.