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Council Election Manifestos 2010
In response to the local authority elections in 2010, we produced a series of manifestos, one for each London borough, detailing specific local suggestions for things that could be done to help small businesses in each borough. Visit here to see the manifestos.
Mayoral Elections 2010
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May 2008 saw elections for the post of Mayor of London as well as for the Greater London Assembly.
As part of its preparations for those elections, the FSB consulted with members and other business owners to identify the key issues which need to be addressed by the political parties.
The manifesto highlights ten key areas where action can be taken to boost small businesses and help
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"With over 700,000 businesses in London - the vast majority of them very small - the needs of business cannot be ignored. It is the small businesses which are best placed to create the new jobs London needs, to create the wealth which supports the services every Londoner needs and to create an environment where social exclusion is tackled," says the FSB's London Policy Chairman Sue Terpilowski.
Launched at the FSB's National Conference in the Novotel Hotel, Hammersmith on March 2008, the manifesto can be downloaded here.
Local Council Elections 2006
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The FSB in London published a policy manifesto Priorities for Prosperity in the run up to the 2006 London local council elections. It proposes measures which local authorities could undertake to help boost the performance of small businesses in London.
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A copy is available here.
The FSB in London also published a policy document for the London Mayoral election in 2004 which can be found here. |