It's time to party for the Tories as dozens of boxes of booze, including wine, Champagne, and Peroni beer, are unloaded ahead of their annual conference. Security staff have been working tirelessly for the past four days to stuff pallets of alcoholic beverages into the Midland Hotel, Manchester. With hopes high for Rishi Sunak to make significant announcements during the conference, anticipation grows for potential changes to the "war on drivers" led by greedy councils.

A Booze Bonanza

Much to the delight of attendees, the Midland Hotel has seen deliveries of a variety of alcoholic drinks. Crates of Champagne Pommery and spirits from the Edinburgh Gin Distillery were carefully transported to the hotel. For those in need of mixers, a collection of posh soda from Fever Tree was also stacked and ready to be put in place.

Hopes for Change

All eyes are on Rishi Sunak as hopes rise for the conference to usher in changes in the treatment of drivers. The "war on drivers" led by greedy councils could face a setback with the PM's Plan for Motorists. If implemented, this plan could potentially roll back 20mph zones and bus lanes, providing a major win for SE's Give Us A Brake campaign. Additionally, town halls may face restrictions on motorists' fines and the number of low-traffic neighbourhoods.

Annual Bash in Manchester

The Tory conference in Manchester is always a highly anticipated event, and this year is no exception. Party members eagerly await the address from the PM, which will take place on Sunday and next Wednesday. As the conference kicks off, the abundance of booze being unloaded sets the stage for a lively and eventful gathering.