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		</div><p><a href="http://londonglossy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/pm-to-reveal-economic-growth-plans.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full" title="The Prime Minister is to outline his plans to promote economic growth" src="http://londonglossy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/min-pm-to-reveal-economic-growth-plans.jpg" alt="The Prime Minister is to outline his plans to promote economic growth"/></a></p>
<p>The Prime Minister is to outline his plans to promote economic growth during a visit to the North West.</p>
<p>He will be accompanied by Lord Heseltine, recently appointed chair of the independent advisory panel of the Regional Growth Fund.</p>
<p>The pair will visit a £4.5 billion development in the Wirral, where they will be joined by Sir Terry Leahy, the outgoing chief executive of Tesco.</p>
<p>The Conservatives will then travel to the Manchester area where Mr Cameron will give a speech on growth.</p>
<p>He has promised to visit the constituency of Oldham East and Saddleworth ahead of next week&#8217;s by-election and is expected on the campaign trail shortly.</p>
<p>The contest comes after Labour former minister Phil Woolas was stripped of his victory at the General Election after a court ruled he deliberately misled voters with his campaign literature.</p>
<p>Mr Cameron has been accused of standing aside to allow the Liberal Democrats a two-way fight with Labour.</p>
<p>On Wednesday, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg vowed his party was &#8220;here to win&#8221;. The Deputy Prime Minister mingled with supermarket shoppers in the aisles of Asda as he paid his second visit to the constituency ahead of next week&#8217;s vote.</p>
<p>Lib Dem candidate Elwyn Watkins was just 103 votes short of unseating Mr Woolas last May, making the constituency one of Mr Clegg&#8217;s top targets. Mr Clegg is hoping his party will benefit from voter distaste for Labour due to Mr Woolas&#8217;s removal. </p>
<p>Labour hopes voters will be put off the Lib Dems following the recent row over an increase in university tuition fees, a policy Mr Clegg&#8217;s party pledged to oppose at the General Election.</p>
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