Conservative Party Board

Conservative Party Board

Founded	1834
Headquarters	4 Matthew Parker Street, Westminster, England, United Kingdom
Key people	Rob Semple, Board Chairman Sir Mick Davies, Treasuruer Stephen Philips, Secretary
Website	conservatives.com

The Conservative Party Board is the national governing body of the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom. It is responsible for for operational matters such as fundraising, membership, candidates and internal elections.^[1] It is made up of members from each section of the party: voluntary, political and professional. The board meets once a month and works closely with Conservative Campaign Headquarters elected representatives and the voluntary membership mainly through a number of management sub-committees.^[2]

Members

Board
Office	Incumbent
Leader of the Conservative Party	Theresa May, MP
Chairman of the Conservative Party	Sir Patrick McLoughlin
Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party	Amanda Sater
Chairman of the Conservative Party Board Chairman of the National Conservative Convention	Rob Semple, OBE
Treasurer of the Conservative Party	Sir Mick Davies
Secretary to the Board	Stephen Phillips, OBE
President of the National Conservative Convention	Gerry Yates
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention	Andrew Sharpe
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention	Linda Arkley
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention	Tom Spiller
Chief Executive Officer, CCHQ	Simon Day
Chairman of the Conservative Councillors’ Association	Cllr Rory Love
Chairman of the Scottish Conservative Party	Robert Forman, OBE, WS
Chairman of the Welsh Conservative Party	Jonathan Evans
Leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament	Ashley Fox, MEP
Chairman of the Association of Conservative Peers	The Lord Hunt of Wirral
Chairman of the 1922 Committee	Graham Brady, MP
MP on the Board of the Conservative Party	Charles Walker, OBE, MP
MP on the Board of the Conservative Party	Chloe Smith, MP
MP on the Board of the Conservative Party	Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, MP
Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party	Anthea McIntyre, MEP

References

External links

Official Website

Conservative Party

History

History of the Conservative Party History of conservatism in Great Britain Tories Tamworth Manifesto Carlton Club Primrose League Carlton Club meeting General election manifestos Conservative Party Archive Trust Fourth Party Liberal Unionist Party Irish Conservative Party Irish Unionist Party Scottish Unionist Party National Liberal Party

Leadership

House of Lords (1828–1922)	Wellington Derby Malmesbury Cairns Richmond Beaconsfield Salisbury Devonshire Lansdowne Curzon

House of Commons (1834–1922)	Peel Bentinck Granby vacant (1848–1849) Disraeli / Granby / Herries Disraeli Northcote Hicks Beach R. Churchill Smith Balfour Law A. Chamberlain

Leaders (1922–)	Law Baldwin N. Chamberlain W. Churchill Eden Macmillian Douglas-Home Heath Thatcher Major Hague Duncan Smith Howard Cameron May

Chairmen (1911–)	Steel-Maitland Younger Jackson Davidson N. Chamberlain Baird Hacking Dugdale Assheton Woolton Poole Hailsham Butler Macleod / Poole Blakenham du Cann Barber Thomas Carrington Whitelaw Thorneycroft Parkinson Gummer Tebbit Brooke Baker Patten Fowler Hanley Mawhinney Parkinson Ancram Davis May Fox / Saatchi Maude Spelman Pickles Warsi / Feldman Shapps / Feldman Feldman McLoughlin

See also	Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party

Leadership elections

1965 (Heath) 1975 (Thatcher) 1989 1990 (Major) 1995 1997 (Hague) 2001 (Duncan Smith) 2003 (Howard) 2005 (Cameron) 2016 (May)

Party structure

Professional Party	Conservative Party Board Conservative Campaign Headquarters - (Finances and Operations Campaigning Party Organisation Community Outreach Business Engagement Voter Communication Press Office Research Department Creative and Digital Party Information)

Voluntary Party	National Conservative Convention Association of Conservative Clubs Conservative Future Conservative Women's Organisation Conservatives Abroad

Parliamentary Party	1922 Committee Conservative Chief Whip's Office

Other	Conservative Party Archive Associate organisations Conservative Party Conference

Subnational parties	Northern Ireland Conservatives Scottish Conservative Party Welsh Conservative Party

Directly elected city mayoral authorities	London Conservatives

Ideological and interest groups

The Atlantic Bridge
Conservative Animal Welfare Group
Conservative Christian Fellowship
Conservative Countryside Forum
Conservative Disability Group
Conservative Europe Group
Conservative Friends of America
Conservative Friends of Gibraltar
Conservative Friends of Israel
Conservative Friends of Turkey
Conservative History Group
Conservative Humanist Association
Conservative Mainstream
Conservative Health
Conservative Muslim Forum
Conservative National Education Society
Conservative National Property Advisory Committee
Conservative Rural Affairs Group
Conservative Technology Forum
Conservative Trade Unionists
Conservative Transport Group
Conservative Way Forward
Conservative Women National Committee
Conservative Workers & Trade Unionists
Conservatives 4 Cities
Conservatives at Work
Conservatives for International Travel
Cornerstone Group
Countryside Alliance
European Foundation
Fresh Start
LGBT+ Conservatives
Macleod Group
Margaret Thatcher Foundation
Monday Club
92 Group
No Campaign
No Turning Back
Selsdon Group
Tory Green Initiative
Tory Reform Group
Renewing One Nation
Young Britons' Foundation

Think tanks

Bow Group Bright Blue Bruges Group Centre for Policy Studies Centre for Social Justice European Foundation (think tank) Policy Exchange Society of Conservative Lawyers

Alliances

Current	ECR/AECR IDU (EDU) EDG

Former	ECG ED EPP-ED MER AOE UCUNF (UUP)

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