The Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party keeps losing. As we stand now, we are more of a hindrance than a help to David Cameron in forming a UK Conservative government.

Latest polling: “Liberal Democrat supporters say they would prefer a Conservative government to a Labour one by 51% to 16%. ” While our polling is now giving Labour a consistent lead in the polls, if asked a forced choice question on whether people would rather have a Conservative government led by David Cameron or a Labour

This week Birmingham was lucky enough to host the Conservative Party Conference, the first in government for 13 years. It was an exciting and vibrant conference with members humbled by the task facing our party in government due to the budget deficit but still excited about what 5 years with a Conservative Government could achieve

Paul Blomfield, Labour MP for Sheffield Central, has today attacked £200 million cuts to universities made by the Liberal-Conservative government. The massive spending cuts will mean 10,000 fewer extra places for students this year. Paul Blomfield MP said: "I am extremely disappointed that the Liberal-Conservative government has chosen to target universities in their first wave of spending c...

It certainly felt good to see David and Sam Cameron enter Downing street. I'm a Conservative party member who campaigned for a Conservative government, and whilst this isn't precisely what I campaigned for it contains many of the key elements. During the campaign I've mostly targeted my comments at other parties and avoided any issues I might have with my own, except for the English...

Conservative Home has surveyed its Tory loyalist audience, and headlined the results of a 'grassroots' poll. Amazingly, 86% of ConHome readers (they headline this as 86% of Tory members, which is a nice bit of assimilation) would prefer a minority Conservative government to a coalition. Next contestant Conservative Home, special subject the bleeding obvious. And probably an equally large number of...

Labour's fourth election film shifts the focus of the election campaign onto Conservative policies and how they would make families worse off. The broadcast is a nightmare vision of the future following the election of a Conservative government. A few weeks after the Conservatives' emergency Budget cuts £6 billion from public spending, three families in a typical suburban street ar...

In a splurge of activity, William Hague gave both an interview to the FT and another foreign policy speech at RUSI outlining the views of a Conservative government. It was time for an update on Tory thinking, not least because David Cameron’s description of his policy as “liberal conservatism” and his unwillingness to march into a “massive euro bust-up” has had little...

The BBC will be forced to disclose its stars' pay under a Conservative government as the centrepiece of measures to cut the cost of the public broadcaster, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.

I see that my good friend Sean Gabb is thinking of voting for the Tories.This is quite a change for Sean and here's the key quote:This being so, why do I propose to vote Conservative? The answer is that a Conservative Government would probably continue with most of the suicidal or simply demented policies of the Blair and Brown Governments. But, at the end of five years, it would then allow a