04/10/2026
Birmingham ICC : Youth Zone & Skills Hub - Theatre
Conservative Young Women: In Conversation with...
Join Conservative Young Women for an in depth conversation with political speakers about their journey into politics.
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10a
What does a future Conservative government need to do differently to take on the bureaucratic state and fix broken Whitehall?
Join Ameer Kotecha, CEO of the Centre for Government Reform, Katie Lam MP, Lord Nash and other guests to discuss what a future Conservative government needs to do differently to take on the bureaucratic state and fix broken Whitehall.
Birmingham ICC : Hall 8a
Britain Remade Drinks Reception
Join Britain Remade, the campaign to get Britain building again, for drinks and nibbles at our annual Conservative Party Conference reception. Join us for an evening of conversation on how we can deliver the homes, energy and infrastructure needed to get Britain building again and drive economic growth. Places are limited, to confirm your space please RSVP to [email protected]


05/10/2026
Birmingham ICC : Disraeli Theatre
"Can the Conservatives win again in the countryside?"
The 2024 General Election saw a major shake up of the rural political landscape, with many traditionally Conservative seats going to both the Liberal Democrats and Labour. Reform UK is polling consistently highly in rural areas. With many in the countryside displeased with the current direction of government rural policy, the countryside is up for grabs. Can the Conservatives seize that opportunity, and regain the rural vote?
06/10/2026
Birmingham ICC : Onward Marquee
Building on Solid Ground: Land use, planning reform, and the future of housing delivery
Paul Burton (Hallam Land , Executive Director)
Myles Wild-Smith (Lichfields, Planning Director, Birmingham)
Alys Denby (City A.M., Opinion and Features Editor)
Chaired by Sir Simon Clarke (Onward, Director)
England's housing crisis is one of confidence, not just numbers. Permissions are granted but homes are not delivered quickly, many brownfield sites sit idle, and squeezed housebuilders pull back from unviable schemes. This event brings together planning, development and policy voices to ask what it takes to unlock land, deliver homes at scale, and build lasting policy stability.
