Message from the Party Chairman: The Plan for Britain

The Conservative Party Chairman writes:

Conservatives
 
The Prime Minister has announced Our Plan for Britain:
  1. A Global Britain that is outward looking
  2. A stronger economy where everyone plays by the same rules
  3. A fairer society where success is based on merit, not privilege
  4. A united nation that our children and grandchildren are proud to call home
There are big elections on 4th May and together we can deliver a strong result right across the country.

Our Plan for Britain will deliver a country that is stronger, fairer, more united and more outward looking than ever before. It’s a plan to get the right deal for Britain abroad and a better deal for ordinary working people at home, but we need your help.
           
Labour are better funded than they have been for a long time, relying on union money and the support of the hard-left campaign group Momentum. We rely on hardworking people like you, so please donate today to help
us win and deliver Our Plan for Britain.

Donate £35 today and we will send you a limited edition 'plan for Britain' mug and tea towel as thanks
Donate £25 today and we will send you a limited edition 'plan for Britain' mug as thanks
Donate £15 today and we will send you a limited edition 'plan for Britain' tea towel as thanks

Patrick

Patrick McLoughlin 
Chairman of the Conservative Party
PS: we only have limited stocks of every item - donate now and don't miss out

 
 
 
 Promoted by Alan Mabbutt on behalf of the Conservative Party, both at 4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9HQ

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