Party Chairman Patrick McLoughlin writes ...

Sir Patrick McLoughlin, Chairman of the Conservative Party, writes as follows:
Special January Members' bulletin

Conservatives
 
"We may only be a few weeks into 2017, but we are already getting on with the important work of governing our country and delivering on the key commitments that we have made to the British people.
 
NEGOTIATING OBJECTIVES FOR BREXIT            
In a major speech on the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union last week, the Prime Minister outlined the Government’s 12 negotiating objectives. You can watch the Prime Minister’s full speech here.
            

 
ACTION ON MENTAL HEALTH

Earlier in the month the Prime Minister set out a package of reforms to improve mental health support at every stage of a person’s life, not just in our hospitals, but in our classrooms, at work and in our communities.

You can find out more here.

 
PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTIONS – TAKING THE FIGHT TO LABOUR’S HEARTLAND

The Labour MPs in Copeland and Stoke-on-Trent Central have decided to leave Parliament, triggering two by-elections to be held on Thursday 23rd February.
 
Our members in Copeland and Stoke-on-Trent Central have selected two fantastic candidates in Trudy Harrison and Jack Brereton respectively.

 Members around the country can make a huge difference to our campaigns in Copeland and Stoke-on-Trent Central by signing up to make telephone canvassing calls from home.

Help us take the fight to Labour in their heartland by signing up here. 


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Patrick McLoughlin 
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