About the Society

Founded in 1947, the Society has provided a regular input to Conservative thinking through the second half of the twentieth century and beyond.

Its aims and objectives are to:

• Support the Conservative and Unionist Party
• Uphold the principle of justice and democracy
• Consider and promote reforms in the law
• Act as a centre for discussion of Conservative ideas
• Provide speakers and assist in finding candidates
• Promote and assist in the publication of literature

Behind these objectives lies a vibrant organisation, which has provided generations of parliamentary candidates and thinking to Conservative Party manifestos.

The Society regularly publishes pamphlets and papers and holds meetings and dinners with a strong political theme. Guests are warmly welcome to these functions so long as they support the aims and objectives of the Conservative Party.