After the 1997 election, our party spent 13 years in the wilderness before regaining the trust of the British public. Today, we face an even worse prospect. We have fewer MPs and face a deeper well of public anger than we did
When 365 of my conservative colleagues entered Parliament in 2019, no one predicted that only 121 of us would return almost five years later. In 2019, we put forward a bold, positive vision for the future which promised to tackle the priorities
Conservative values matter. They are more than platitudes. They matter because of their enduring power to transform lives. The ladders they provide for those who want to make something of themselves. The hope they give as they lift people up based on
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is currently facing significant scrutiny regarding the appointment of Ian Corfield, a notable Labour Party donor, to a senior position within the Treasury. Corfield, a former banker, was reportedly brought in to assist with the upcoming international investment summit
In a surprising twist within the Scottish Conservative Party, allegations have emerged that Douglas Ross, the current leader, plotted to resign over a year ago, intending to install his close ally Russell Findlay as his successor. Senior party figures have recounted a
In the forty-plus years I have been a member of the Conservative Party, the night of the 9th of April 1992 will always be ingrained on my memory. Polls had closed for the general election, and as the results came in, it
The Conservative Party is the most effective and successful political organisation in the world. We have formed the government more than any other party in the UK, and we have consistently delivered for the British people thanks to a reputation for good
In a decisive move to address the recent wave of riots across the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has cancelled his planned holiday, opting instead to remain engaged with ongoing efforts to restore order and public safety. This decision comes in the
The Conservative Party do not want to be in Opposition. But we recognise that if we can effectively hold the Government to account, we can begin to rebuild trust with an electorate who have stopped listening to us. I am standing to
When did you last receive an invoice from a bee for pollination services? When did the forest last invoice us for its flood protection? Yet a decline in our forest cover can result in the destruction of our homes, — a decline
