Tom Cunningham

Promoted by Tom Cunningham of BCCA, Office 207, Lakes Industrial Park, Braintree CM7 3AN

@McivorJaymey Will you be putting this on a leaflet Jaymey?

@McivorJaymey @marksandspencer @GBNEWS Any chance you can pay back your Bounceback loan, Jaymey?

Total chaos.

Not sure Jaymey is best placed to use the word integrity!

Hi @mcivorjaymey, when are you going to explain what happened to all this money? Surely the people at the #Thurrock Reform UK event would like to know when you’re on stage shortly… @reformparty_uk, you might want to explain why your Head of Local Government never paid back his Bounceback loan. #ReformUK

🚧 Highway works on Braintree Road, #Cressing start 27 March 2026. Phased improvements between Millennium Way Roundabout & the new Long Green roundabout. Expect road closures & diversions. Pedestrian access stays open & buses will divert. ow.ly/rxzK50YreMU

Oh dear not quite the movement they think it is! Despite a few high profile nobodies crossing the floor!

This is the councillor who is so out of touch with his communities and the councils he serves on, he was asking me about highways issues, nearly a month after I left the highways portfolio.

Good to be out in Coggeshall ahead of the by election for Braintree District Council on Thursday. Great response for our Conservative candidates. Bumped into some Reform activists, confused and lost! Bit like their messaging really.

Due to a change in forecast we will now be gritting in parts of the county this evening. #EssexGritters

Jaymey McIvor votes at full council on the budget for the first time in 2+ years. He must have finally cleared his tax arrears. Now time to pay back your Bounceback loan Jaymey. Turns out he was only at half of the meeting. Essex isn’t important enough to warrant his whole attention.

@Andrew__Kennedy @IoanaLogafatu @francessmith Absolutely spot on Andrew.

@IoanaLogafatu @francessmith Nonsense. You ask to see a copy both before and after it's been printed. I always did. All it takes is for the printer to take a photo and send it by text. Less than one minute.

In 40 years as a Conservative Party agent I have run campaigns for 2,100 candidates, including 50 MPs. In that time I have published probably 10,000 different leaflets. Not once have I allowed a leaflet to be delivered without a lawful imprint.

“Nigel Farage’s numbers don’t add up, before anyone can question his logic, he scuttles back to his safe space and starts raging about small boats.”

Reform by-election candidate endorsed by far-right activist Tommy Robinson independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/…

Council leader hit with a third code of conduct probe warwick.nub.news/news/local-new…

A massive congratulations to Cllr Jonathan Purle on holding Central Wymondham in South Norfolk!🤩

@LiamBones @LGACons @JMulhall1993 @CCACllrs Brilliant stuff!

Finishing off a bit of spring cleaning in Newark 🧹 #NotOurProblemNow

Councillor Richard Litchfield has been thrown out of the Reform UK group on South Kesteven District council over a DEI training dispute, he remains in the Reform group on Lincolnshire county council. Elected as Reform UK just 6 weeks ago.

Here’s the truth – the Conservatives have taken time to reflect after defeat. We have been honest about our mistakes. We have listened. There are now clear dividing lines with the other political parties. We choose conviction over cynicism, and hope over fear. Ours is still one of the most successful, resilient and influential countries on Earth. A country that has reinvented itself repeatedly. A country whose people quietly get on with things while politicians argue. Telling them their country is finished does not empower the British people – it drags them down. I’m surprised at those who say the Conservatives have lost an asset this week. It doesn’t matter how good someone’s TikTok videos are, if they’re trying to burn down your organisation and the people in it, they’re not an asset. Robert Jenrick didn’t suddenly discover that he disagreed with the Conservative Party. Every criticism he now makes occurred when he was in government. He spent longer in the Cabinet than some of the colleagues he now criticises, yet lacks the self-awareness to admit his own failures. His defection was never about principle. It was about ambition. This is the best opportunity I have had since I became the leader of the Conservative Party to show we are a party of conviction, firmly on the Right, and to explain why and how we are different from Reform. Toxic people destroy organisations. They destabilise teams by breeding mistrust and distracting others from getting on with the job. That is why I know Reform will not succeed. A movement built on grievance and serial disloyalty is doomed to fail, and they will be at each other’s throats soon enough. And for those who are worried that a divided Right cannot defeat the Left, ask yourselves who is actually fighting the Left? Every time the Conservative Party has put Labour on the ropes, Reform turn their gun on us instead. They rush to change the subject. When we successfully exposed Angela Rayner for dodging her taxes, they rushed out the defection of Danny Kruger. When I was tearing apart Rachel Reeves’s terrible Budget, out they came with another defection. Every time we expose Labour’s failures, Reform try to drag the conversation back to us. That tells you everything. The Conservatives know our job is to hold Labour to account. Reform is too busy trying to tear down the only credible opposition to Labour. Here’s the direction in which the Conservatives want to take the country: a stronger economy and a stronger Britain. That means backing work and enterprise, not suffocating business with regulation. It means protecting parents and children in the online world, not shrugging as tech giants profit from harm. It means public order, national security and defence taken seriously, not waved away with slogans. That is why we are advancing policies on a social media ban for children, abolishing stamp duty, reforming business rates, leaving the European Convention on Human Rights to get proper control of our borders, and investing in our sovereign defence capability. You may ask why the Conservative Party didn’t do this before. Well, sorry, but I wasn’t in charge then. On net zero, on de-regulation, on tax-cutting, protecting children from puberty blockers, giving women back their single-sex spaces and stopping the woke Left from corrupting our children by convincing them they come from a racist country, Conservative members saw that I was consistent and that is why they picked me to be their leader. Some believe that the defections bring government experience. This is where Farage has made one fundamental mistake. He does not understand that holding a ministerial title is not the same as achieving results. Government experience is about what you delivered when you had the chance, not the car you were driven in.

By-election now, @robertjenrick! #byelectionnow