Conservative Party
Source Passport
GB-P-00001-8
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- Legal name
- Conservative and Unionist Party
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Type
- Political party
- Founded
- Not disclosed
- Leader
- Kemi Badenoch (Leader)
- Claim
- Not claimed by the organisation
- Last verified
- 1 March 2026
1 of 5 layers verified
Transparency
Partial
5 of 6 key disclosures on record, 1 of them checked by our researchers.
- Legal name on record, not yet checked
- Who leads it on record, not yet checked
- How it is funded on record, not yet checked
- Named funders on record, not yet checked
- Public contact address not disclosed
- Official websites and accounts verified
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Who is it?
Origin
Partly verified
- Brand names Pending check
- Conservatives
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist
- Welsh Conservatives
- Registration number Pending check
- Electoral Commission PP52
- Registered address Pending check
- 1-2 Castle Lane, London, SW1E 6DR
- Public contact email
- Not disclosed
2 sources
- Electoral Commission register of political parties (CSV export, GB register, registered parties), read 2026-10-16 (Conservative and Unionist Party, PP52, approved 14/01/1999, financial year end 31/12)
- Electoral Commission register search API, query 'Conservative', read 2026-10-16 (address 1-2 Castle Lane, London SW1E 6DR; Leader Kemi Badenoch; Treasurer Sheridan Westlake; Nominating Officer Megan Tucker; descriptions incl. Scottish Conservative and Unionist, Welsh Conservatives)
Who stands behind it?
Control
Nothing disclosed
- European or international party family
- Not disclosed
Who pays?
Money
Not yet verified
- Income mix Pending check
Source Share of revenue State funding 10 to 25% - State funding and named donors Pending check
Funder Type Note House of Commons (Short Money) Government or public body £5,392,283.90 received in 2025 (12 payments) House of Lords (Cranborne Money) and The Electoral Commission (Policy Development Grant) Government or public body incl. Cranborne £135,509.36 (25/03/2025) and PDG £227,834.49 (01/08/2025); smaller payments not totalled Jeremy Elliott San Individual £3,000,000 cash in 2025 (three donations of £1,000,000) J.C. Bamford group (JCB Sales Ltd £500,000; JC Bamford Excavators Ltd £200,000) Company £700,000 in 2025 Graham H Edwards Individual £250,000 cash plus £92,637.81 hospitality in 2025 IPGL Ltd Company £250,000 (received 09/07/2025) Flowidea Limited Company £250,000 (received 12/03/2025) Christopher David Foster Individual £250,000 (received 10/09/2025)
2 sources
- Electoral Commission statements of accounts (CSV export, newest first), read 2026-10-16 (Conservative and Unionist Party, Central Party, 2025: total income £30,942,000.00, total expenditure £27,418,000.00, published 03/08/2026, band over £250,000)
- Electoral Commission donations register (CSV export, received 2025, sorted by value), read 2026-10-16 (40 largest 2025 receipts: Short Money from the House of Commons £433,682.60-£499,026.22 per month; Cranborne Money £135,509.36; PDG £227,834.49; Jeremy Elliott San 3 x £1,000,000; JCB Sales Ltd £500,000; JOH Berenberg Gossler and Co KG £300,000 returned as impermissible)
Where does it appear?
Channels
Verified
- Official websites Verified
- Official social accounts
- Not disclosed
Who is connected?
Networks
Nothing disclosed
- Media, foundations and other bodies it controls
- Not disclosed
Change history
| Version | Date | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 19 October 2026 | First published |
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