YOUNG CONSERVATIVE TO BE BRISTOL’S NEXT LORD MAYOR! Friday, 28 March, 2025 Conservative Councillor Henry Michallat is set to become the city’s new Lord Mayor when his nomination is formally endorsed at the Annual General Meeting of the Full Council on Tuesday, 13th May 2025. Henry was first elected for the Stoke Bishop Ward in 2021, aged 23, and has represented the seat since that time. He has also been his Group’s lead on youth and social issues as well as Member on the... Local News
CONSERVATIVES CONTINUE OPPOSITION TO PARK STREET TRAFFIC PLAN! 19th March 2025 Conservative Leader Councillor Mark Weston will be making the case against the proposed new road restrictions which will prohibit private vehicles from... Local News
Conservatives ‘disappointed’ with 250 home Charfield approval 18th March 2025 Conservative councillors have spoken of their disappointment that a new housing development in Charfield has been approved, despite them voting against it. Last... Local News
Conservative councillor calls for action to fix ‘crumbling’ rural road 17th March 2025 A Conservative councillor has tabled a residents’ petition asking South Gloucestershire Council to fix some of the district’s “crumbling” rural roads. Cllr Ben... Local News
Conservatives urge Lib Dem/Labour council to oppose changes to inheritance tax for South Glos farmers 4th December 2024 Conservative councillors are standing up for rural communities by opposing the government’s changes to inheritance tax rules for farmers. The Conservative... Local News
Conservatives champion opposition to controversial liveable neighbourhood trial 3rd December 2024 Conservative Councillor Bador Uddin has tabled a motion and formal questions backing residents in East Bristol who want to put a stop to the first liveable... Local News
Save Grimsbury Farm: Conservatives launch petition to save popular attraction 2nd December 2024 Councillors have launched a petition to save Grimsbury Farm in Kingswood as fears have emerged over its future. The Conservative opposition group on South... Local News
Conservatives make a case for better access to data information and greater public accountability 29th November 2024 Conservative Deputy Leader Councillor Graham Morris is set to argue for much more transparency and better record keeping of key decision-makers in Bristol City... Local News
Traders ready to kick off Christmas rush at Downend Christmas Market 25th November 2024 TRADERS in Downend and Staple Hill are taking part in special events to encourage people to shop locally this Christmas. First up is the Christmas on the Hill... Local News
Expansion of Frenchay Village Museum has been granted permission 18th November 2024 A proposed expansion of Frenchay Village Museum has been granted permission by councillors against the advice of planning officers. South Gloucestershire... Local News
Conservative response to Labour's Emergency Budget 26th March 2025 Read Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride’s response to Labour’s Emergency Budget, explaining why we are in economic disarray National News
Kemi Launches our 2025 Local Elections Campaign 26th March 2025 At a speech in Buckinghamshire on March 20th Kemi Badenoch spoke about what's at stake in the local elections on May 1st National News
Kemi Launches the Policy Renewal Programme 18th March 2025 At a speech in London Kemi Badenoch launched the Policy Renewal Programme, the largest policy exercise in a generation National News
Kemi’s statement on Ukraine 3rd March 2025 Ukraine is fighting for the same freedom, democracy and sovereignty we enjoy in the UK – we must support them National News
Kemi’s speech on foreign policy 25th February 2025 Kemi's keynote speech on foreign policy National News
Kemi gives a speech at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference 18th February 2025 On Monday 17th February 2025 Kemi gave a speech outlining how important it is for the West to robustly defend its values National News
