Letter: Cabinet business?

Mr Dennis Rudd
Tuesday 02 August 1994 18:02 EDT
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Sir: Am I nave in being astonished to read ('Tory campaign to shun personal attacks on Blair', 29 July) that a meeting of the Cabinet was devoted to agreeing 'a summer offensive against Tony Blair's leadership of the Labour Party'? Is it the task of the Cabinet - whose members' salaries are paid from public funds - to concern itself with the government of the country or to conduct Conservative Party business?

Yours inquiringly,

DENNIS RUDD

Smallfield, Surrey

29 July

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