Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b

Andy Street & Emma Best: Can the Conservatives still win under First Past the Post Voting?

Drinks Reception: With the UK's electoral landscape at its most fragmented in history, First Past the Post could produce dramatic and unpredictable results at the next general election. Would a divided right hand Labour another large majority, leave millions of centre-right voters without representation, or reward whichever party emerges strongest? And does the current system still offer Conservatives their best route back to government?

Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b

Andy Street & Emma Best: Can the Conservatives still win under First Past the Post Voting?

Drinks Reception: With the UK's electoral landscape at its most fragmented in history, First Past the Post could produce dramatic and unpredictable results at the next general election. Would a divided right hand Labour another large majority, leave millions of centre-right voters without representation, or reward whichever party emerges strongest? And does the current system still offer Conservatives their best route back to government?

Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b

Andy Street & Emma Best: Can the Conservatives still win under First Past the Post Voting?

Drinks Reception: With the UK's electoral landscape at its most fragmented in history, First Past the Post could produce dramatic and unpredictable results at the next general election. Would a divided right hand Labour another large majority, leave millions of centre-right voters without representation, or reward whichever party emerges strongest? And does the current system still offer Conservatives their best route back to government?

Exchange Building, 3 Centenary Square, Birmingham B1 2DR : Dhami Prem and Mary Sturge,

Panel on Regeneration and Gentrification

This panel will explore regeneration and gentrification, examining how these urban transformations reshape communities, impact businesses, and challenge policymakers.

Birmingham ICC : Hall 8a

Prosper UK reception

Join Prosper UK for our reception at Conservative Party Conference, with co-chairs Andy Street and Ruth Davidson, alongside Vice Chair David Gauke and board member Margot James. Come and hear what the movement has built in its first year, from our policy work to a growing supporter base, and where we go next in the fight to win back the centre ground for the Conservatives. Drinks, conversation and a chance to meet the people behind Prosper UK.

Birmingham ICC : Hall 8a

Andy Street and Ruth Davidson in Conversation

As Labour governs from the left, the centre ground that decides UK elections is opening up. Prosper UK's co-chairs, Andy Street and Ruth Davidson, sit down together to make the case that this is the opportunity for the Conservative Party to win it back, and how the party takes it. They discuss why they set up Prosper UK, what they are trying to build, and why the fastest route back to power runs through the centre.

Birmingham ICC : Hall 8a

Andy Street and Ruth Davidson in Conversation

As Labour governs from the left, the centre ground that decides UK elections is opening up. Prosper UK's co-chairs, Andy Street and Ruth Davidson, sit down together to make the case that this is the opportunity for the Conservative Party to win it back, and how the party takes it. They discuss why they set up Prosper UK, what they are trying to build, and why the fastest route back to power runs through the centre.

The Exchange : Dhani Prem and Mary Sturge rooms

Andy Street in conversation

Small businesses are the backbone of the UK economy, yet too many are held back by barriers that make it harder to grow than it should be. Andy Street sits down to talk about what it really takes to help SMEs prosper, from cutting the cost of doing business to easing regulation and opening up access to investment, and what a Conservative Party serious about enterprise should be offering them.