After the excitement of the leadership elections it was time for Sevenoaks Town & St John's branch to relax.   

Sevenoaks has been well and truly put on the political map in the past week, hosting successful and well-attended visits from both the Tory leadership candidates - the only Association in the UK to host visits from BOTH candidates.

Leadership front-runner Boris Johnson popped in to Sevenoaks this morning (1st July) to meet local conservative members and to outline his plans for defence should be become PM later this month.

Over 50 people attended our New Member Mixer event at The Bullfinch Pub, Riverhead, on Thursday. The gathered throng enjoyed a glass of something appropriate and a chat with Priti Patel, MP.

Cllr Anna Firth, Brasted, Chevening & Sundridge Ward and Chair, Sevenoaks Conservative Association

On Friday 26 April, St Luke's Church hall in Eardley Road was filled with people eager to eat, drink and be entertained by Cllr Graham Clack as he recounted his personal journey from young Trotsky to grown up Tory. After a delicious fork supper beautifully prepared by Vivien Nix and Barbara Reade, Graham’s talk resonated with everyone by being funny, emotional, inspiring and educational. It was hugely enjoyed by all!

Kemsing mourns the death of Joyce Course who was an active member of the Sevenoaks Conservative Association and a former vice-president. Joyce's funeral Service will be at Holy Trinity Church, Otford at 10.00 am Tuesday 7th May.

Roger Gough, Kent County Council Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education

Matthew Scott, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner

On Friday 22nd March, the Sevenoaks Conservative Association held its annual general meeting at the Sevenoaks Town Council offices.

The event was attended by Sir Michael Fallon, MP and Matthew Scott, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner.