Cameron talks up civil society

By Mathew Little, Third Sector, 14 May 2008

The Conservative Party places a "huge emphasis on civil society", according to the party's leader, David Cameron.

Delivering the Campaign to Protect Rural England's annual lecture this week at the Royal United Services Institute in London, Cameron promised that if his party were voted into power at the next election, it would make it "easier and more attractive" to set up co-ops and small, independently run schools....

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