Conservative Party Conference

USPA NEWS - The Conservative Party Conference will be staged at Manchester Central. The 4 day conference will focus on; a Tax cut for 25 million people, the deficit down, more private sector jobs, welfare capped, crime down & immigration down under the heading 'for hardworking people'.

On Sunday 29th September the Conservative Party Conference will begin with a tribute to Baroness Thatcher, the United Kingdom's only female Prime Minister. There will be a discussion on Foreign Affairs, International Development and Defence, with a chance to meet and ask questions to the Party Chairman. On Monday 30th September there will also be a panel discussion on the Environment and Climate Change and a look at the United Kingdom's economy with a speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. A forum debate will be held on the Economy with another speech from the Home Secretary and the Secretary State for Justice. Monday will finish with a panel discussion on the shape of the 2015 Manifesto.

On Tuesday 1st October there will be a discussion by the Secretary of State for the Department of Culture regarding celebrating Britain. This will be followed by an address by the London Mayor, Boris Johnson, Delivering for Less & Making Work Pay will also be on the agenda. An interactive session on Welfare Extra, Education and Health on the important measures to improve our schools and hospitals will take place. Tuesday will end on the note of the Conservative Party 2015 Election Strategy.

The agenda for the final day of the Conservative Party conference will be the Secretary State for Northern Ireland and the Minister for Scotland and the leader of the Welsh Conservatives having a discussion on the countries of the United Kingdom followed by why Britain is better Together delivered by the Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson. The conference ends with a keynote speech by the Prime Minister David Cameron