Conservatives - the choice in 2005

Conservatives know that governments don’t have all the answers – far from it. But if they govern with the right values, they can make a real difference. Trusting free enterprise; promoting individual responsibility; cherishing a sense of nationhood; rewarding hard work; admiring excellence; encouraging ambition – these are the right values. They are Conservative values.

And they are the values of the forgotten majority – the people who make up the backbone of our country. They have been forgotten and taken for granted by Mr Blair. He asked them to trust him and when they did, he let them down.

The Choice
After eight years in power, and just before an election, Mr Blair claims he can solve the problems Britain faces. People have heard it all before. It’s all talk.

At the election the British people will have a clear choice: four more years of Mr Blair, who’s been all talk and thinks he can get away with it again, or a new direction with a Conservative Government that will act on the things that really matter to people. We understand and share the concerns and priorities of the forgotten majority – more police, cleaner hospitals, school discipline, lower taxes and controlled immigration.