A recent survey from the Popular Conservatism group has revealed 53% of Conservative Party member support merging with Reform, while a striking 70% advocate for a closer relationship between the two parties. The numbers suggest that a large portion of the Tory base sees synergy with Reform as the best way forward. Another poll pointing to who the real LOTO is…

The realisation that Reform’s momentum is far from waning pushed the PopCon lot to hold a conference event posing the question: how do you solve a problem like Reform? The conclusion seemed to be the Tories need to find a way to reunite the right to fend off a growing Reform Party. As Annunziata Rees-Mogg succinctly put it, “We failed to deliver on being Conservative.” A return to common sense policies and proper Tory values, with unity behind a leader being essential. Slightly ironic, given that even those in PopCon can’t agree on a single candidate themselves…