Every morning throughout party conference season, we’ll be providing our pick of the fringe events on Coffee House.
It’s the third day of the annual Tory conference in Manchester and like yesterday, today is jam packed with tens of fringes with interesting party members, MPs and the like. Here’s the best, ignore the rest:
| Title | Key speaker(s) | Time | Location |
| Renegotiate and Referendum: How to make the strategy work | Tim Loughton, David Lidington, Andrea Leadsom, Mats Persson | 08:00 | Midland Hotel : Trafford Room |
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Killing the zombies and raising the innovators |
Andrew Tyrie, Will Hutton | 08:15 | Manchester Central: Exchange 6 & 7 |
| Internet Matters: Digital policy to accelerate the economy | Adam Afriyie | 08:30 | Chetham Room, Novotel Centre |
| Clicks and Mortar: Education as a global export | David Willetts, Lord Wei | 08:30 | Rylands Room, Novotel Centre |
| Electronic medical records: Whose information is it anyway? | Nick Pickles, Sarah Wollaston | 09.00 | Hilton Manchester Deansgate:8&9 |
| Ministers and Mandarins? How politicians and civil servants can work better together | Francis Maude, Nick Herbert, Anne McElvoy, Paul Goodman | 10.00 | Manchester Central: ConservativeHome Marquee |
| How to fix corporate taxes | David Gauke, Allister Heath | 11:00 | The Freedom Zone: Barbirolli Room |
| Policy Exchange & UCL Public Policy | Greg Barker | 11:30 | Rylands Room, Novotel Centre |
| Why are left wing activists being funded with your taxes? | Eric Pickles, Matthew Sinclair | 12.15 | Barbirolli Room, The Freedom Zone |
| High Speed Rail: Transforming our northern economies | Patrick McLoughlin | 12:30 | Museum of Science and Industry, Liverpool Road: Garratt Suite 1 |
| The global fight against online child sexual abuse content | Maria Miller, Claire Perry | 12:30 | Midland Hotel: Rolls Suite |
| Three decades of declining trust in Government | Chloe Smith | 12:30 | Manchester Central: Exchange 6 & 7 |
| Building the schools we want: What can be done to deliver high performance? | Charlotte Leslie, Chris Skidmore | 12:30 | Marriott Victoria and Albert : John Logie Baird Suite 1 |
| To be or not to be in the EU? | Kenneth Clarke, Bill Cash | 12:30 | Manchester Central: Charter 4 |
| Opportunity Knocks: What can Conservatives do to capture voters now? | Stephan Shakespeare, David Skelton | 12:30 | Manchester Central: Central 3 |
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