A security pass is required at all times to attend events in either of the secure Conference venues, Birmingham ICC or Hyatt Regency Birmingham.

05/10/2026

11.15  Duke of Edinburgh's Award

Birmingham ICC : Youth Zone & Skills Hub - Theatre

DofE at 70: Opportunity for every young person

For 70 years, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award has helped millions of young people build skills, confidence and community connections through volunteering, adventure and personal development. Join politicians, cross-sector leaders, young people and special guests to celebrate this legacy and explore how more young people can access meaningful enrichment opportunities. Drinks and refreshments to be served.

18.00  ConservativeHome in partnership with LGBT+ Conservatives

Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b

The Pride Reception

Join the LGBT+ Conservatives to their annual Pride Reception for evening of networking and celebrating. Past guests at this event include: Dr Ben Spencer, Emma Best, and Jamie Mulhall.

06/10/2026

10.30  Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys

Birmingham ICC : Sir David Amess Theatre

What's happening to young men and boys' education?

From boys’ lack of attainment to high numbers of young male NEETs; high school exclusions to concerns about boys’ engagement; these are just some issues facing young men and boys. This panel discussion with Conservative parliamentarians and experts will explore the policies needed to address these challenges, including the UK's first ever Boys' Education Commission.

15.30  The Spectator

Birmingham ICC : Hall 8b

The War on Fun: Are Adult Freedoms Under Threat?

From a drink at the pub and a day at the races to the products adults choose to buy, everyday pleasures face an expanding web of tax and regulation. Measures intended to improve public health or raise revenue can carry wider consequences for consumer choice, personal responsibility and business. We will consider policies affecting alcohol, tobacco, gambling, hospitality and the high street – and ask how the Tories can protect individual freedom.

16.00  Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys

Birmingham ICC : Sir David Amess Theatre

What's happening to men and boys' health?

From record rates of male suicide, obesity and alcohol deaths to large gaps in life expectancy based on where you live and work; these are just some of the health issues facing men. This panel discussion with leading Conservative parliamentarians and experts will discuss the impact of the men's health strategy and what more policies are needed to address these challenges.

16.15  The Conservative Party

Birmingham ICC : Castle Lane Theatre

The Power of the Voluntary Party

A look at the power of the voluntary party to shape the future of Westminster and beyond!