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Ideas for the next manifesto

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“Opponents have often wondered why the [Conservative & Unionist] party has been so successful, in marked contrast to many other parties of the European centre-right. … Part of the answer lies in the ability of the party to reinvent itself, not to allow itself to get stuck in a ditch, always to be pragmatic and flexible. This has meant giving priority to statecraft and the pursuit of power rather than to ideology.”

05.09.22 - 06.11.22

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Party Chairman response to recent consultations

Monday, 4 September, 2023
We are pleased to share with you the following formal responses from the Party Chairman, Greg Hands MP, to our Ideas for the Next Manifesto consultation (22#4), completed last November, and our Making The Case consultations on Capitalism (22#5), Freedom (23#1) and Responsibility (23#2), completed in
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Summary of CPF consultation on Ideas for the Next Manifesto

Tuesday, 29 November, 2022
In response to the CPF consultation on Ideas for the Next Manifesto, we received substantive submissions from 82 CPF groups, representing at least 1,290 members from 164 constituencies plus four Conservatives Abroad groups.

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