Correspondence between Lord Thorneycroft, Party Chairman, David Howell MP, and Margaret Thatcher concerning Thatcher's series of speeches planned for the New Year outlining the main trends of Conservative policy
CCO 20/49/8
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Correspondence between Lord Thorneycroft, Party Chairman, David Howell MP, and Margaret Thatcher concerning Thatcher's series of speeches planned for the New Year outlining the main trends of Conservative policy
Shelfmark
CCO 20/49/8
Summary
Includes:-
Transcript of Thatcher's speech at Coburg Hotel, Paddington, 18/12/1978
Transcript of speech by Francis Pym MP, Conservative Spokesman on Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs, to the Diplomatic and Commonwealth Writers Association of Britain, London, 19/12/1978
Press cutting from News of the World, 31/12/1978 featuring exclusive article by Thatcher
Drafts of speech entitled 'The Coming Freedom', written for Thatcher by David Howell MP, 10/01/1979
Annotated transcript of Thatcher's speech to the Conservative Central Council annual conference at St John's Hotel, Solihull, 24/03/1979
Date
Dec 1978-Mar 1979
Language
English
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office
The Party Organisation
Liaison within the Party Organisation
Conservative Research Department (CRD)
Correspondence between Lord Thorneycroft, Party Chairman, David Howell MP, and Margaret Thatcher concerning Thatcher's series of speeches planned for the New Year outlining the main trends of Conservative policy
