A little bit earlier than midnight, here is what is hot on the Tory fringe based on registrations with FringeList.com:

The Top 10:

1. Iain Dale’s Blog Readers’ Party
2. Tweet for Change/Bloggers meet up
3. Trust in Politics: How to get it back
4. Lucky Number 10 – NEW ENTRY
5. Champagne Reception – The Conservative Local Government reception – NEW ENTRY
6. What Priorities in Europe for a Conservative Government? – NEW ENTRY
7. Beers of Europe: Reception – NEW ENTRY
8. Picking Winners: Can engineering succeed where finance failed? – NEW ENTRY
9. Housing Poverty: From social breakdown to social mobility – NEW ENTRY
10. The Rural Reception

James Cleverly (Boris’ ambassador) was raving about the service, his itinerary is public here : tory.fringelist.com/jamescleverly.  Jesse Norman is advertising his speaking itinerary here : tory.fringelist.com/jesse_norman and James Bethell is very busy tory.fringelist.com/jamesbethell.  See who is going where via tory.fringelist.com/goers.  Hundreds of delegates have received thousands of text reminders this week…

Guido knows the name of the boozy delegate who at 2 a.m. decided that nicking a bottle of champagne in a locked down secure zone seemed like a good idea.

He got out of jail this morning.

Big Brother Watch’s Alex Deane spotted Lord Falconer outside the Tory Conference. With Cameroons openly speculating about welcoming some Blairites into their big tent, one wonders what he is doing in town. Surely he would be one Blairite too far, though he wants Brown out – sooner – and more sorely than the Tories do.

As to why he was hanging around he was keeping schtum…

A few more changes last night to the Fringelist.com top events derived from the most registrations made by conference goers to receive free SMS text reminders.

The new #1 is the Sunlight Centre’s “Disinfecting Parliament: Debate on MP’s expenses.” The debate will be chaired by Home Office whistleblower Chris Galley and Guido will be arguing on the panel with Jacqui Smith’s media defender, John Rentoul, the Independent’s political correspondent and Mark Wallace from the Taxpayers’ Allliance.

The Top 10:

1. Disinfecting Parliament: Debate on the Shadow Report into MP’s expenses
2. Iain Dale’s Blog Readers’ Party
3. Conference Pride
4. Would we be Beter Off Out of the European Union? – NEW ENTRY
5. Save Our Pubs and Clubs Drinks Party
6. Tweet for Change/Bloggers meet up
7. Trust in Politics: How to get it back – NEW ENTRY
8. Murdoch was right! The case against the BBC – NEW ENTRY
9. The Rural Reception – NEW ENTRY
10. A Reception to launch Progressive Conservatives – NEW ENTRY

Six new entries compared to yesterday’s movers-and-shakers list.  Only twenty-six receptions remaining over the next two nights…