Blogging into the 21st Century
Walderslade Conservatives are embracing internet "Blogging" to improve communication with the voters!
Britain's top political Blogger, Iain Dale, visited Chatham & Aylesford on Friday 26th January to help launch the Conservatives new "interactive" on-line diary, aimed at improving communication between local councillors and candidates and the communities they serve.
Walderslade Conservatives, David Brake and Kathy Doody will be using their blog - site to keep residents informed about local issues and campaigns to improve services and facilities.
There will also be "fast links" on the site to enable readers to contact their councillors and other service providers - such as Medway Council.
Television presenter Iain Dale is the former owner of "Politicos" Bookstore in Westminster. He now writes Iain Dale's Diary, an on-line political diary which attracts 300,000 readers every month.
Speaking at a meeting in Chatham, Iain said,
"Increasingly people are turning away from newspapers and the traditional media. The internet is a growing influence in the way people obtain their news and information. Local Conservatives deserve congratulations for the foresight and progressive outlook."
Chatham & Aylesford's Parliamentary Spokesman, Tracey Crouch, added,
"We are always looking for new ways to communicate with local communities. younger voters in particular are far more likely to join in the political debate if they can do so on-line. this is a really exciting development and indicates how the Conservatives are in touch with new developments and ideas."
Britain's top political Blogger, Iain Dale, visited Chatham & Aylesford on Friday 26th January to help launch the Conservatives new "interactive" on-line diary, aimed at improving communication between local councillors and candidates and the communities they serve.
Walderslade Conservatives, David Brake and Kathy Doody will be using their blog - site to keep residents informed about local issues and campaigns to improve services and facilities.
There will also be "fast links" on the site to enable readers to contact their councillors and other service providers - such as Medway Council.
Television presenter Iain Dale is the former owner of "Politicos" Bookstore in Westminster. He now writes Iain Dale's Diary, an on-line political diary which attracts 300,000 readers every month.
Speaking at a meeting in Chatham, Iain said,
"Increasingly people are turning away from newspapers and the traditional media. The internet is a growing influence in the way people obtain their news and information. Local Conservatives deserve congratulations for the foresight and progressive outlook."
Chatham & Aylesford's Parliamentary Spokesman, Tracey Crouch, added,
"We are always looking for new ways to communicate with local communities. younger voters in particular are far more likely to join in the political debate if they can do so on-line. this is a really exciting development and indicates how the Conservatives are in touch with new developments and ideas."