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Reading East Conservative Association invites you to DINNER WITH THE HOME SECRETARY Rt Hon THERESA MAY MP ∗ Friday 6 December ∗ 7pm for drinks with dinner at 8pm ∗ Venue to be announced once tickets purchased ∗ Pre-dinner drinks reception with opportunity to meet Rob Wilson MP ∗ 3 course served meal with coffee ∗ Tickets £35 or £30 for Students Please join Rob Wilson MP for our Christmas Dinner at a local venue for a superb three course meal with crackers followed by coffee. Our special guest will be the Home Secretary, the Rt Hon Theresa May MP. Enjoy a splendid evening in the company of local Conservatives and help us to raise funds to fight & win elections. Theresa was elected Member of Parliament for Maidenhead in May 1997. She lives in her constituency and is an active local campaigner. She was a member of the Shadow Cabinet from 1999 to 2010, including Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Employment, Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, and Shadow Leader of the House of Commons. From 2002 to 2003 she was the first female Chairman of the Conservative Party. Theresa was appointed Home Secretary in May 2010 and she is leading the Government’s work to free up the police to fight crime more effectively, secure our borders and reduce immigration and protect the UK from terrorism. She was also Minister for Women & Equalities from 2010 to 2012. Following the resounding success of the Battle of Britain Dinner we do anticipate high interest in this event. Reserve your place now to ensure you do not miss out. The evening Our guests will be welcomed with a pre-dinner drinks reception, offering the opportunity to meet Rob Wilson MP and other guests. You will then be treated to a sumptuous meal. Following an address from our guest speaker, you will have an opportunity to take part in the raffle and an auction. There will be a cash bar available to buy wine for the table and for after dinner drinks. The venue We will release details of the venue shortly before the event due to the high profile of our speaker. We will be sending tickets out for this dinner. Printed and promoted by Jane Stanford-Beale on behalf of Reading East Conservatives of 12a South View Park Reading RG4 5AF .

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