Wellington Branch held an Autumn Dinner with Mark Pritchard as speaker last night.

He spoke about concerns with Future Fit but pointed out the huge amount of money that will be available once it is settled.

He had to rush back to Westminster for the Saturday Sitting.

As of today members will start to receive their ballot papers for the leadership election

If you have not received your ballot by the 11 July please contact leadership@conservatives.com

Wrekin Conservatives celebrated another summer function this year in the fabulous surroundings of Eyton Hall thanks to the kind hosting of Mr and Mrs Pollard.

Conservative run councils on the whole charge residents less council tax than Labour run councils, on average £100 less on D band properties.

In the eight years since Labour regained power from the conservatives in 2011 they have racked up borrowing from £95 million to £365 million.

Telford & Wrekin voting number comparison of 2015 and 2019.

The votes of both party's fell away and Conservatives more so than Labour, which is why Labour won, it was not because of a positive vote for Labour.

Newport Town Council Conservatives

Newport North - Susan Bailey and Bill Harper

Newport West - Jeremy Good

Newport South - Jonathan Dix and Tim Nelson

Wellington Town Council

Ercall - Sylvia Hall, Miles Hosken and Dorothy Roberts

The following Conservatives have been elected to Telford & Wrekin Borough Council

WREKIN CONSTITUENCY

Admaston - Terry Kiernan

Church Aston - Andrew Eade

Edgmond - Steve Bentley and Stephen Burrell

Ercall - Miles Hosken

Labour run Telford & Wrekin Council is really plumbing the depth in its pathetic attempt to hang onto power.

Mr Pritchard said: "I made a strong case for retaining an Accident & Emergency unit in Telford. The Health Secretary is very mindful of why such services are needed for local residents. I will continue to make the case along with local Councillors".

Anthea McIntyre our Conservative MEP for the West Midlands reports that :-

New rules to stop EU supermarket giants squeezing suppliers will continue to protect UK farmers and growers after Brexit, a leading MEP has predicted.