Sebastian Payne

Conservative conference: Monday fringe guide

Every morning throughout party conference season, we’ll be providing our pick of the fringe events on Coffee House.

It’s the second day of the Conservative conference today in Manchester and the fringe is in full swing. As Grant Shapps noted when he kicked things off yesterday, the Tories’ is the largest party conference in the UK, and you could easily tell that from the fringe listings.

So, for a round-up of the events you can’t miss look no further than Coffee House’s guide to the crème de la crème of the conference fringe below:

Title Key speaker(s) Time Location
Business is good for Britain: How can we encourage private investment and growth? Andrew Lansley 08:00 Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel: Richter

Beyond The Banks: Innovations in SME finance

Sajid Javid 08:00 Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel: Dickens
Women On Boards & Public Appointments: Panel Session and Q&A Francis Maude 08:00 Manchester Central: ConservativeHome Marquee
The Monday Morning Commute: Making door to door journeys possible Simon Burns 8:30 Manchester Central: Central 3
A Public Service Revolution: Doing more with less Chris Skidmore, Phil Collins 8:30 Chetham Room, Novotel Centre
The Snooper’s Charter And Freedom Of Speech: Has Britain surrendered its international moral authority? Dominic Raab, Nick Pickles 9:30 The Freedom Zone, Bridgewater Hall: Barbirolli Room
Future Majority: Can the Conservatives win in a changing Britain? Margot James, Alok Sharma 10:00 Manchester Central: ConservativeHome Marquee
What Is The Purpose Of Social Housing: What should it look like and how can we afford it? Lord Freud 10:00 Chetham Room, Novotel Centre
Searching For A Mobile Signal: When will it be delivered in the countryside? Ed Vaizey, Owen Paterson 11:30 Manchester Town Hall: Banqueting Room
Liam Fox On Liberation Conservatism Liam Fox 12:30 Manchester Central: Exchange 9
Ending Rape As A Weapon Of War: This generation’s responsibility William Hague 12:30 Manchester Central: Charter 1
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