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Conservative Party Conference

Tories cap tuition fees in attempt to attract youth vote

Theresa May, in a move designed to attract youth voters, revealed plans to cap tuition fees as they currently stand at £9,250 going forward. She announced the move in a Telegraph exclusive on Saturday September 30th, the day before the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester. The policy locks student fees at their current level, but […]

Oct 10, 2017 By Billy Brooks Filed Under: Features, National, Politics Tagged With: Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, Conservative Party Conference, Tuition fee freeze, Student maintenance grant, Youth vote, maymays

The Conservative Party conference: everything you need to know

With the Labour Party in disarray, UKIP in a new leadership void, and the Lib Dems struggling to influence even the smallest policy, all eyes fall on the Conservatives to lead Britain forwards. Theresa May is still being labelled as our ‘new’ Prime Minister four months into the job, meaning this week’s party conference provided […]

Oct 17, 2016 By Daphne Bugler Filed Under: Features, National, Politics Tagged With: Theresa May, Daphne Bugler, Amber Rudd, David Davis, Michael Fallon, Conservative Party Conference

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