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Tories still second best in Haringey

The Liberal Democrats had a bad day in Tottenham, coming third in the voting breakdowns and dropping to fourth in the London List, where they finished behind the Green Party with less than 10 per cent of the votes.But in the west of the borough, the situation was markedly different.The Liberal Democrats' Monica Whyte took the top spot for the Enfield and Haringey seat on the GLA with 32 per cent of votes in Hornsey and Wood Green, just ahead of the 30 per cent taken by Labour's Joanne McCartney. Ms Whyte said she was "delighted and grateful for the confidence the people of Hornsey and Wood Green showed in me".But it was not enough to place her any better than third overall in the race for the GLA seat. The Liberal Democrats also came third in all the borough-wide postal votes.Justin Hinchcliffe, chairman of Tottenham Conservatives, seized on the results, claiming his party was racing ahead while the Liberal Democrats' share of the votes headed for the doldrums.He said the results reflected a comeback for the Conservatives, overtaking the Liberal Democrats in the east of the borough for the first time in seven years.He added: "These results are very good for Labour, extremely encouraging for us Conservatives and appallingly bad for the Lib-Dems."Haringey is slowing returning to two-party politics. more

Showcase to promote business opportunities at Letterkenny Army Depot

Defense contractors from across the nation will visit Chambersburg next week for the third annual Letterkenny Business Opportunity Showcase.

Michael J. Durant, author of the best seller "In the Company of Heroes," will speak Wednesday during the dinner and reception at The Orchards. The book is the personal story behind the film "Black Hawk Down."

About 125 people representing 30 companies doing business with Letterkenny Army Depot are expected for dinner Wednesday and a business showcase on Thursday. A collaboration of government officials and community leaders will show off business opportunities at Letterkenny, a repeat winner of the Shingo Prize.

Military brass have encouraged the showcasing of government know-how and business responsiveness.

"We're ahead of the curve," said David G. more

Business club offers glimpse of Meiji legacy

I had the pleasure of speaking to a gathering of business leaders in Kitakyushu last week. The venue was a historic building that was once the residence of a leading figure in the Japanese business world, Kenjiro Matsumoto. The building now functions as a facility for the Industry Club of West Japan, a society of the area's top businesspeople.

Matsumoto was a financial magnate who lived during the Meiji era (1868-1912) and the Showa era (1926-1989). Born into a wealthy family in 1870, Matsumoto went to the United States to study economics at a university in Pennsylvania. After returning to Kitakyushu, he joined the family coal business, eventually expanding it into the textile, electronic appliance, steelmaking and ceramic industries. In 1907, Matsumoto and his father established a private institute, Meiji College of Technology in Kitakyushu, which has since grown into what is now called Kyushu Institute of Technology. more

Business urged to put its money where its art is

A survey into arts funding in Tasmania has shown the state needs a boost from the business sector.

The survey by the Australia Business Arts Foundation shows that arts and cultural organisations in Tasmania received $2.7 million from the private sector last year, which is less than two per cent of the national total.

The foundation's Tasmanian manager, Hayley Horton, says the private sector has an important contribution to make.

"The arts and culture are an important part of Tasmania's way of life," she said.

"And there's a lot of benefits that can be found with partnering with the arts that are unique and of great value to business, including things like staff retention and development profiling in the community and community engagement."

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