An election special examining the small business policies of UK political parties ahead of the 2005 election. Includes an interview with the then Minister for Small Business, Nigel Griffiths.
Welcome to SmallBizPod #5 – 39 minutes of news, interviews and practical advice for small businesses, start-ups, entrepreneurs and anyone interested in investing in new enterprises. This week’s show is an election special and focuses on interviews with the small business spokespeople of the three major UK political parties.
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Summary
Intro:
• 00:00 Alex on what’s coming up in this week’s show.
• 01:35 How to contact SmallBizPod with your comments.
Features:
• 02:10 Interview with Brian Cotter, Liberal Democrat spokesperson on small business & enterprise
• 10:30 Interview with Henry Bellingham, Conservative shadow minister for small business
• 10:48 Interview with Nigel Griffiths, Minister for Small Business & Enterprise (Labour)
Outro:
• 33:15 News making a comeback
• 33:29 Electromancer.com
• 33:43 Music – Chris Rusu, Not Afraid To Love
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