Sunak's Vision for Radical Reform

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will use his party conference speech to position himself as a radical reformer and take aim at the "30 years of vested interests" that he believes have held back Britain. His targets include big business, activist lawyers, lobbyists, quangos, and regulators who resist fundamental changes to our broken politics.

The One to Bring About Radical Reform

Sunak aims to paint himself, rather than Sir Keir Starmer, as the one who can bring about the necessary changes to the political system. He will address voters' fears that Westminster is a broken system and seek to launch a new phase of his leadership during his speech.

Fighting Against Short Term Advantage

During his address, Sunak will highlight the exhaustion and disillusionment that voters feel towards politics, emphasizing that politicians often make promises without delivering on them. He will emphasize the need for long-term success rather than short-term advantage and will assert that the Tory mission is to fundamentally change the country.

Key Policies

On top of his previous net zero reforms, Sunak is also expected to announce key policies, including the scrapping of the Manchester leg of HS2 and a major crackdown on smoking.

Time is on Our Side

In response to speculation about an early election, Sunak dismissed the idea, stating that voters want politicians to make a difference rather than rushing to the polls. According to a senior party figure, time is on their side.

Stay tuned for more updates as we cover Rishi Sunak's speech at the Tory party conference!