By kind permission of Mrs Barbara Taylor, 15 Waring Way, Rugby CV22 6PH Mouth-watering Cakes & Sandwiches Raffle Bric-a-brac Tickets £5

This is planned to be one of the most spectacular events of the year, with the full tradition of Burns Night. This is a ticket only event, advance booking is required. Please call 01788 542 677 for further information and ticket reservations.

Join the Chairman & Mark Pawsey MP for festive refreshments at our Constituency Offices Please note, this is a members only event, membership will be available on the day if you wish to join, please call 01788 542 677 to book or for more information.

By kind permission of Denis & Anita Wright, a festive evening of mice pies,mulled wine and carols Tickets are £5 per person, please call 01788 542 677 for tickets and further information.

Rugby Borough Councillor Kam Kaur and her husband Bal Singh invite you to join them at their home for an Indian Summer BBQ Raising funds to elect Fraser Pithie as Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner The Coach House, Arbour Close, Rugby CV22 6EH Adults £15 each Or £25 for a couple Under 16s £7.50 each

The next meeting of Rugby's Conservative Policy Forum will be held at the Association Office, Albert Buildings, 2 Castle Mews, Rugby, when the topic for discussion will be Justice. Preventing crime and ensuring justice for the victims of crime continue to be amongst the highest priorities for the Conservative Party. Fairness must be the foundation on which our criminal justice system is built. In these straitened times, however, it is essential that justice is delivered as cost-effectively as possible.

All members of Rugby Conservative Association are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting, commencing at 7.30pm on Friday 9th March 2012 at the United Reform Church, Hillmorton Road, Rugby. After the formalities of the meeting, our guest speaker will be Anthea McIntyre MEP. Click here to read more about Anthea.

The March discussion brief for Rugby's Conservative Policy Forum will be: Increasing Productivity and Supporting Growth. What should be the role of the Government in encouraging growth? Where in the World will growth come from? Who will we be exporting to and importing from? How can we encourage more people back into the workplace? What can the government do to incentivise flexible or part-time working?

The February discussion brief for Rugby's Conservative Policy Forum will be: "Local Transport."