The last time the Conservatives ran Brighton & Hove City Council was between 2007 and 2011.

Amanda Milling, chairwoman of the Conservative party, is wincing at the memory of being a government whip at the height of last year’s parliamentary paralysis over Brexit.

The Independent Investigation into Discrimination within the Conservative party reaches its second phase: the public call for evidence

£105 million extra funding for councils to prevent vulnerable people supported during the pandemic ending up on the streets

Council to receive £3,428,766 to support vulnerable people across district

The Prime Minister sets out the case for the Internal Market Bill, which would secure free trade inside of the United Kingdom once we exit the transition period next year.

This deal will boost trade between our two countries by £15.2 billion, creating jobs and delivering new opportunities across every part of the United Kingdom.

While Labour and the Greens have been fighting amongst themselves over who gets to run Brighton & Hove City Council, the Conservatives have been fighting on behalf of local residents who want to save the City’s precious green spaces from development.

The Prime Minister has announced a new rule of six for social gathering, helping us to control and suppress the spread of coronavirus

We’ve introduced our UK Internal Market Bill to guarantee free and fair trade spreading economic development equally across the whole of the UK.

Key dates:  Consultation on City Plan Part 2 runs from Monday 7 September to Friday 30 October

Document proposes building on 16 green ‘urban fringe’ sites across Brighton & Hove