r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 1d ago
r/tories • u/wolfo98 • May 10 '26
Kemi! Kemi Badenoch - The Conservatives’ green shoots of recovery are clear. Judge us by what we do next
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • Mar 02 '26
Kemi! Kemi Badenoch: "Targeting voters on the basis of their ethnicity or religion is neither healthy or British"
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 1d ago
News ‘One in 100 asylum claims are real’, says whistleblower
thetimes.comr/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 2d ago
Wisecrack Weekend Reform UK in an entirely predictable meltdown of scandal, amateurishness and incompetence
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 4d ago
Article The Care Worker Visa Disaster: How emergency recruitment became a permanent policy failure
cambridgecircusresearch.comr/tories • u/IntravenusDiMilo_Tap • 4d ago
The Great Stagnation debate
Some good ideas and encouragingly the shadow chancellor
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 4d ago
News Badenoch: I will cut welfare to hit 3pc target on defence. Conservative Party leader reveals ‘fully costed plans’ to raise an extra £10bn for Armed Forces
r/tories • u/IntravenusDiMilo_Tap • 3d ago
Discussion Is the Pension Crisis better solved by a retirement age of 70?
Just a thought really, when the pension system as it is was bought in, most of those who were retiring within the following 50 years had started work at 14 and would retire 51 years later. Now, the average age to start full time work is 24 yet retirement is only just going up to 68 so just 44 years of paying in.
By rights we should at least retire at 75 and promise not o live too long either but if we can change retirement to 70 for both the state pension and public sector pensions, we can also retain skills.
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 5d ago
Video Chris Philp: mass immigration is making Britain ‘ungovernable’ | Coffee House
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 5d ago
News Badenoch promotes top Jenrick backer
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 6d ago
Article The Boriswave is a fiscal timebomb, it must be undone
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 6d ago
News Tories overtake Reform in polls for first time in 18 months
Discussion Having repeatedly taunted Rishi Sunak with suggestions he'd move to California after losing the General Election, Starmer himself is the one who cuts and runs. V apposite that his departure involves one final bit of shameless hypocrisy
x.comPolls 🆕Back to school voting intention. Tories edge into second as Labour leads by 3. 🌹 LAB 26% (-1) 🌳 CON 23% (+1) ⏩ REF 22% (-1) 🔶 LIB DEM 11% (+1) 🟢 GREEN 9% (-) ⚫ RES: 4% (-) 🟡 SNP 3% (+1)
x.comr/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 6d ago
Video IN FULL: Kemi Badenoch CHALLENGES Andy Burnham on his first day in Parliament as Prime Minister
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 6d ago
News Mel Stride and Priti Patel sacked in shadow cabinet reshuffle
thetimes.comr/tories • u/BlackJackKetchum • 7d ago
Twitter account electionmapsuk’s table of shad cab changes
x.comr/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 9d ago
News Kemi Badenoch demands talks with the civil service to plan for government - as speculation Andy Burnham could call an early election grows
r/tories • u/BigLadMaggyT24 • 9d ago
News Cleverly quits shadow cabinet to run for London mayor
r/tories • u/Funny-Salamander4691 • 10d ago
Discussion The Tories lost another council seat to the Greens last night...
The loss of the council seat in Dover comes just weeks after the Greens took a seat from the Tories in Reigate. In both elections, support for the Tories fell significantly and therefor cannot be wholly explained away by the presence of Reform and Restore candidates.
What in God's name are Conservative voters doing? Do they seriously imagine that the Green party is still the cuddly greens of yesteryear, the party of Jean Lambert and Sarah Parkin?
Tories must be made to realise exactly WHAT and WHO they are backing when they switch their votes to Polanski's Green party. If they cannot be made to do so then the Conservative party richly deserves the label of 'the stupid party'
r/tories • u/StreamWave190 • 11d ago
Article How Britain degraded citizenship: We have handed out passports without a meaningful and reasonable idea of what it means to have one | Chris Bayliss
r/tories • u/Interesting_Pen_4499 • 11d ago
How short sighted was the left about Reform?
I remember during the 2024 election campaign many on the left were gleeful about the possibility of the Tories polling lower than Reform. They also said the Tories were just giving Reform credibility and publicity due to Sunak's constant pledges to 'stop the boats'. As if it would have been better to just completely sweep it under the rug or something.
Fast forward 2 years and the left is terrified of a possible Reform government, saying we are on the road to facism or smth (even though Reform is no more radical on immigration than most countries globally, eg Japan, China,, Poland, America etc).
I get they were engaging in a bit of Shadenfraude after 14 years of Conservative government, and probably assumed the Tories wouldn't actually be displaced as the Number 1 party of the Right, so were just celebrating the vote splitting. But still, at least we can laugh at how short-sighted they were, as a bit of consolation.