Get Involved

Various ways for you to become involved with the Conservative Party in your area:

Join the Party as a member (https://www.conservatives.com/join)

Standard membership fee is just £25.00 a year, £5 (under 26 years of age) and £15 for members and former members of the armed forces. Membership entitles you to:

  • Select Conservative candidates for Parliamentary and local government elections
  • Vote in Party Leadership elections
  • Help shape the Party’s future through Conservative Policy Forum
  • Be invited to attend our Party Conferences
  • Get exclusive ‘Members First’ emails, bringing you the latest news and information about the Party
  • Attend social and fundraising events

Join our Patrons' Club

An exclusive group for people committed to the future of Conservatism in our area. Membership is open to all including anyone living outside the constituency who may have a special interest in North West Cambridgeshire, perhaps through family or business connections. Full details can be found here: https://www.nwcambsconservatives.org.uk/patrons-club

Become a Ward Representative (Executive Council)

Ward representatives sit on the Executive Council which is the governing body of the Association. Membership comprises the officers of the Association and a mix of councillors and ward representatives. Its responsibilities include the selection of candidates for local government and Parliamentary elections. Depending on individual level of involvement, the role can be a stepping stone to becoming a potential council candidate. We currently have vacancies for representatives in the following wards: Sawtry, Stilton, Folksworth and Washingley, Holywell-cum-Needingworth, Yaxley and Farcet, Fletton and Stanground, Hampton Vale, Orton Longueville, Orton Waterville, Stanground South and Wittering.

Become a Councillor 

The role of city, district or county councillor is both challenging and rewarding, using your experience and talents to help your local community. You will gain political insight, build a network of like-minded friends and colleagues and develop useful skills such as public speaking and problem solving. Above all, new councillors of all ages bring fresh ideas, energy and enthusiasm to local politics helping to shape decisions for today and the future.

Help with campaigning in your area

This could include a wide range of activities from canvassing residents (on the doorstep or via phone) and delivering leaflets to fundraising and organising social events. Our volunteers can really make a difference... do join us.

Register to vote

Remember you must be registered to vote in order to support us at election time