New jobs figures today show wages are ahead of prices, meaning more money for hardworking families, but there is still more to do to build an economy that works for everyone.

Commissioned by the Home Secretary and backed with £40 million of Home Office funding, the government’s first Serious Violence Strategy marks a major shift in the government’s response to knife crime and gun crime.

The UK has come a long way over the last eight years, with the economy growing strongly, unemployment at a near-record low, the deficit down and more investment in public services like the NHS. 

Our ex-servicemen and women have a wealth of experience and expertise that can be shared in the classroom. That's why military veterans are to be offered a £40,000 bursary to retrain as biology, chemistry, computing, maths or modern languages teachers.

Just 34 days after the Mayoral election, Labour's Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has broken his promise to freeze transport fares for Londoners.

Hornsey and Wood Green Conservatives will be out in force over the coming months to ensure Zac Goldsmith MP is elected Mayor of London in May 2016.

NOEL PARK DESERVES BETTERThere is a Haringey Council by-election in Noel Park, on 17th September. This is your opportunity to vote for real change, not more of the same. Elect Mike Burgess, Conservative candidate and local resident, who will bring integrity, commitment and an independent mind. He has had the privilege of serving our country; now let him serve you. 

Robert Broadhurst has been selected as the Conservative Party Candidate for the Woodside by-election to be held on the 17th September 2015. Time after time Labour councillors are selected in this ward and year after year nothing changes - Robert will stand up to Haringey Council, in an effort to improve the living conditions in the neigborhood and provide a voice for the people of Woodside.

Our Summer Budget delivers security for working people - and delivers on the promises upon which we were elected.

Highgate Conservatives are putting their money where their mouth is, announced May’s election hopeful Kay Carter. “The Highgate candidates — Antony Denyer, Celia Surtees and I — have together pledged £1,000 towards the cost of providing a safe crossing near Highgate Primary School.”  Parents of children who attend the school, in Storey Road, have raised the alarm about the dangers for pupils who have to cross the road at the junction between North Hill, Church Road and View Road, where there is no “green man” phase on the traffic lights.