Hammond said this budget was for “hard working families…people who we on this side of the House are proud to represent”. A budget that “paves the way for a brighter future”, as we are “opening a new chapter in our economic history”. He confirmed what the Prime Minister said earlier this month, that “the era of austerity is finally coming to an end”. Continue reading #Budget2018 Recap: The Key Announcements
It is deeds and not words that are needed now. The party should lead by example, and name the individuals who made such comments and take action against them. To protect our democracy, we have a duty to hold such individuals and organisations — particularly those in positions of influence — to account when they cross the line of basic human decency. Continue reading The Abuse of Women in Politics #NameThem
It needs to be more widely discussed in order to fight it and my goal in this post is to inform and spread awareness regarding this issue. Continue reading Let’s Talk About Period Poverty
I hope this piece educates and inspires more women to get involved – whether that is actively supporting the campaign, using their resources to help on your own path to public office or asking a woman you know to stand. Continue reading Women2Win #AskHerToStand
The 2018 Conservative Party Conference is one that undoubtedly will go down in history Continue reading CPC18: Take A Chance on May
The only female Prime Ministers that this country has ever seen have both hailed from the Conservative party. Currently, women make up thirty percent of the approved candidates list, and twenty percent of our Members of Parliament. Wales has never even had a female Conservative MP before. It’s about time we upped our game across the board. Continue reading The Conservatives’ Bid for 50:50
You cannot call out the abuse others face in the political arena and then stand by and watch as the state of public debate in Britain deteriorates — and often at the hands of its own gatekeepers. Continue reading The State of Debate in Britain
