We are hosting 39 events featuring over 150 speakers – including Oliver Dowden, Michael Gove, Grant Shapps, Gillian Keegan, Mark Harper, Michelle Donelan, Lucy Frazer, Andrew Mitchell, Tom Tugendhat, Lord Frost, Liam Fox, Paul Scully, Ben Houchen and Andy Street.
If Sunak stands up at the Conservative Conference in four weeks’ time with nothing better to offer than some anti-ULEZ tub-thumping, he might as well hand over the keys to Downing Street to Starmer now.
The broad consensus needed for constitutional change is at odds with the factional spirit in which they have launched their campaign.
Some Tory members would see such a development as nothing less than an establishment coup: as a conspiracy of bad actors working together to win revenge for Brexit.
Liz Truss could be compared to Eric Morecambe. Like him, she has all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order.
There is fight in the Conservative Party yet. The voices of decline have not silenced the voice of its leader.
“For too long, the political debate has been dominated by the argument about how we distribute a limited economic pie. Instead, we need to grow the pie so that everyone gets a bigger slice.”
We are proud to present our series of fringe events at next week’s Conservative conference in Birmingham.
The Chancellor may have reassured the markets by daring to be dull, but did nothing to raise the spirits of Conservatives.
Kwarteng declares: “With grit, with drive and with determination, we can meet the challenges of this new era.”
The Government should apply the same energy it has towards achieving Net Zero on Getting Housing Done.
Academic institutions have revived towns and cities, spreading opportunity and reskilling the workforce, among other benefits.
In this feature, we look at some of the most memorable podcasts of the last few weeks.
Essentially, the Solvency 2 regulations make it difficult for our pensions and insurance firms to invest in long-term, secure, fixed assets in the UK.
The current arrangements were a sop to activists by CCHQ as it seized control of selections, the conference, and so much more in 1998.