Articles in the Campaigning Category
London Conservative Future spent the weekend campaigning in Watford for PPC Richard Harrington and the local action team. The event, which included a detailed campaign briefing and constituency profile session, saw a dozen activists spend Saturday and Sunday on the campaign trail in the top target seat.
Activists teamed up with the local Association and completed several canvassing and leafleting sessions, engaging with Watford residents and listening to their concerns. The group also got the chance to see the newly launched campaign minibus, which included the slogan ‘Vote for Change’ to …
Yorkshire and Humberside and East Midlands CF are proud to announce a partnership to focus on Target Seat Campaign’s for the upcoming election. This will take the form of organised Campaign days being co-ordinated across the regions to boost our election activity.
Yorkshire & Humberside and East Midlands are also planning to work closely to develop join social events and Campaign Strategies. Given the vast Geography of the two regions and often Rural locations it was decided that with the number of Target Seats falling across or just on the boundaries …
On Saturday December 12, Conservative Future activists from various branches across the North East joined local PPCs and members on a 7am battle bus from Newcastle to Harrogate to help deliver a letter and survey from David Cameron to the constituents of Harrogate and Knaresborough.
This campaign project was directly targeted at voters who want change but are unsure how to achieve it.
By Elaine Bamford (AC Tyne and Wear & Northumberland)
On Saturday 7th November, Conservative Future members from branches across Northumberland & Tyne and Wear joined local PPCs, members and activists on a 7am battle bus to travel up to the Glasgow North-East By-Election.
In total, we managed to help deliver more than 10,000 leaflets for the Conservative candidate Ruth Davidson.
You can view Ruth Davidson’s website here.
On Saturday London Conservative Future activists headed to Lewisham East for a campaign day with PPC Jonathan Clamp.
The campaign saw activists delivered thousands of pieces of literature in the top target seat.
“It was great to see so many London Conservative Future activists out and about supporting a key campaign,” said Serene Richards, London Conservative Future.
Polling day in the Bedford Mayoral Election is only one day away and we have pledges to call on, last deliveries to be made, and also need your help on polling day with telling and getting out the vote. We know our opponents will be very active from now until close of play Thursday and so we need a strong GOTV effort if we are to elect Parvez Akhtar – a local resident selected at an open primary – as the next Mayor of Bedford.
Facebook event for polling day: …
On Saturday London Conservative Future delivered over 25,000 pieces of literature in the top target seat of Sutton. The event, which was organised with PPC Philippa Stroud, was attended by over 30 activists from across the UK.
It was fantastic to see so many people helping to deliver a message of change.
The team met in two groups at 9.30am, arriving at the meeting point for 10am for two campaign sessions followed by an association lunch.
Campaign Director Patrick Sullivan was delighted with the turn out, “It was an early start but everyone …
On Saturday London Conservative Future held a campaign day with David Gold, PPC for Eltham. The event, which was attended by over a dozen young activists, saw hundreds of prospective voters visited in a large canvassing session, securing hundreds of new Conservative pledges.
The team arrived at 10am in Eltham for the morning session of canvassing, arranged by local activist Matt Scott. They were then treated to a hearty meal in the local pub before heading out for the afternoon session until 4.30pm.
This was an excellent example of London Conservative Future …
I hope you will have noticed the launch of our Youtube channel: Conservative Future TV.
Making videos is another great way to show a particular message in politics, as seen by the success of WebCameron. We want CF branches to promote themselves as much as possible and this is why we have launched our Youtube channel.
We want CF members across the country to be able to record their own videos and then send them to us so that we can get them online for all to see.
The impact of the past few weeks’ campaigning is being felt today at the heart of government. As I write this Labour have lost 200 councillors, and the few remaining councils they control are tumbling like dominos. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that the momentum for change shown domestically will be repeated in Sunday’s European Election results.
Yesterday saw CF complete its campaigning for these latest elections, with teams of activists in all parts of the country. Our campaign these past few weeks has been unremitting, and I hope you will …

