What does One Nation Conservatism require of us today? For the TRG, that question has shaped our work throughout 2026: developing Restoring One Nation, discussing its themes at Conservative Party Read more

Restoring One Nation: Growth, Fairness and the Future of Conservatism Conservative Party Conference 2026 | Birmingham | 5 October 2026 At Conservative Party Conference 2026, the TRG brought together Lord Read more

The Tory Reform Group invites you to join us at Conservative Party Conference as we launch our new publication, Restoring One Nation, and explore what the renewal of One Nation Read more

Conference just wouldn’t be the same without the TRG Midnight Reception! TRG members are invited to join us on the Monday night of Conference for our famed Midnight Reception! We are Read more

The Tory Reform Group is delighted to invite members, supporters and friends to our Annual Summer Party. An unmissable evening of drinks, networking and political conversation in the heart of Read more

The Tory Reform Group is pleased to announce its annual Reformer event. We are delighted to announce that our guest speaker will be Sir Andy Street, former Mayor of the Read more

One Nation Day: Shaping the Future As our fiftieth anniversary year draws to a close, the TRG looks ahead to the next 50 years with this year’s One Nation Day.  Read more

TRG Members Annual Meeting 2025 Agenda Notice is hereby given that the Members Annual Meeting of the Tory Reform Group (TRG) will take place online at 18:00 on Wednesday, 3rd Read more

Exclusive opportunity for TRG Members to engage with the Party Chairman. We’re delighted to invite TRG members and supporters to an exclusive virtual ‘in conversation’ event with Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake MP on Tuesday 21 October at 18:30. This is a great opportunity to hear directly from the Chairman about his priorities for the Read more

Keith Best, a founding member of the TRG, reflects on the enduring values of One Nation Conservatism – compassion, pragmatism and responsibility – and why they still matter 50 years on.