William Hague on the 2015 election campaign and Team 2015

William Hague writes ...




It was 37 years ago that I first stood on stage at Conference.

And over those four decades I have watched this Party, the Conservative Party, rescue our country from debt-fuelled Labour governments not once, but twice. I've seen us give millions of people the chance to own their own homes and help small businesses to thrive.

In the last four years alone, we have capped benefits and brought net immigration down from its peak under Labour. We've cut income tax for over 25 million people, created nearly two million apprenticeships, helped 1.8 million more people into work, cut the European budget for the first time in history, and given Britain the fastest growth of any leading Western nation.

The coming election is therefore a choice: between more of this good progress or a lurch back to the days when Gordon Brown not only ran out of everybody else's money, but Ed Balls and Ed Miliband actually advised him on how to do it.

You can play your part - and help secure a better future for Britain - by joining Team2015, our volunteer network, today.

The next election is also a straight choice between a referendum on Europe with the Conservatives or no say on Europe with Labour.

A Labour government doesn't just mean higher taxes and more debt than future generations can repay - it also means the people of this country would never get their say on Europe.

So in the coming months, I will be going all around the country, fighting for our excellent MPs and candidates and meeting every voter I can to help secure a Conservative majority at the next election - and help secure a better future for Britain.

Will you join me?

Yes, I'd like to join Team2015 Not today, but I will donate

Thank you,

 
William Hague

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