Horsham Conservatives

04/06/2026

Nope! To be fair though it’s a bit of a step up from being accounts assistant in a bank to being the CFO of a £3 trillion business overnight just because your boss told a load of lies to get you both promoted.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

When people ask what the difference is between the Conservatives and Reform, this is one of many reasons.

You can disagree on immigration, taxation, public spending or net zero, but extremism has no place in British politics. Responsible government is about finding solutions, not fuelling division.

Strong views are one thing. Extremism is quite another. That's why a Reform-led government would be a very dangerous direction of travel for the UK.

04/06/2026

A fair summary. There was plenty of warning this would happen in 2024 before the General Election, hopefully this will refresh the memories.

A series of bad decisions driven by high-tax instincts has led to an eye-watering burden on businesses with devastating consequences

02/06/2026

The numbers are mind-blowing.

Under Labour, spending on benefits is projected to rise from around £30 billion at the start of the 2020 to around £100 billion by the end of the decade.

That would make it the 2nd largest area of public spending in the country — around twice the defence budget, four times what we spend on transport, and even more than the education budget.

02/06/2026

By 2024, many people had forgotten just how damaging a Labour government can be for those who simply want to work hard, take responsibility, and strive to provide for themselves and their families — values that sit at the very heart of Conservatism.

Let's not forget in 2029.

01/06/2026

Probably because they cannot afford its' contents without even more huge tax rises they know the public won't swallow, as they've already used any goodwill that ever existed using tax hikes to increase benefits, chase net zero, hand out whopping 30% pay rises to everyone to appease the unions and now servicing all that debt.

As Liam Byrne said in note when leaving office in 2010, “Dear Chief Secretary, I'm afraid there is no money. Kind regards – and good luck! Liam.”

Labour promised to publish their plan to fund our defence in Autumn last year.

9 months on, and there is still no sign of it.

If they won’t act, we will vote to force Keir Starmer to publish the plan within one month.

29/05/2026

Even Tony Blair agrees with the Conservatives on lower taxes and scrapping the pace of the net zero agenda. Not surprising really — he spent much of his premiership proving he had a greater interest in Thatcherite economics than Labour likes to remember.

28/05/2026

Maybe Labour didn’t lie about cutting energy bills by £300.

Maybe they are completely incompetant with anything at all involving economics, budgets, costing or numbers. Innumerate infact.

Likely both.

Kemi has an honest and credible plan to reduce energy bills. ⬇️