Tories facing dire' finances as businesses and donors switch to Farage and Starmer
Briefly

With the Conservative Party facing a troubling financial outlook post the general election defeat, they are making desperate attempts to draw in attendees for their upcoming conference, including giving away tickets to young activists. Even historic events like the Business Day dinner were at risk of cancellation due to a lack of interest, reflecting significant donor withdrawal and sponsorship troubles. This situation highlights the broader struggle for the party in maintaining support and funds in light of their recent electoral challenges.
Insiders report that major donors, including property tycoon Nick Candy, are drifting away from the Conservative Party towards alternatives like Labour and Reform UK. This is further exacerbated by the challenges facing the party from their historic election defeat, raising serious concerns about their financial stability. As membership and support dwindle, the previously sought-after VIP room sponsorship has seen a drastic drop in the level of donations needed to access it, indicating a shift in the party’s appeal.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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