Horsham Conservative Association Conservative Women’s Organisation
Horsham is proud to be a constituency that actively supports its women members through the work of its CWO.
The CWO is a national group within the Conservative Party that is operated through regional and constituency-based committees. The CWO is about having a shared purpose and a shared goal. It works to support women who are keen to become Councillors, Police Crime Commissioners, MPs, or take on any elected role in the Party and help them with their journey to learn the necessary skills and run a successful campaign. This is because it is so important that women are represented in the Party, and always at the table when decisions are being made. The more women are visible actively working in government, the more we can inspire other women to get involved and to ensure a woman’s perspective is taken into consideration at all levels of policy making. To have our voices heard isn’t just for our elected officials - we also work to reach out to women voters beyond politics, and engage with them to make sure they can get involved in policy forums, campaigns and lobbying.
Events
The best way of getting involved is to come to our events. These are informal and relaxed open forums for conversation and discussion. As everyone is finding at the moment, these have to be virtual for now, but we are hoping to get together properly as soon as we can. Follow the link at the bottom to see more details.
Our Campaigns for the 2021 Elections
It is fantastic that we have two female candidates standing in the May elections this year, Amanda Jupp and Katie Nagel. Follow the links below for further information. Good luck to them both, and all our candidates standing!
How Do I Join?
Any woman who is a member of the Conservative Party automatically also becomes a member of the CWO and is more than welcome to attend our events. Please keep a look out on the HCA website for all our upcoming events, together with other Southern Region CWO events.
Upcoming Events - 2021
13 May 2021 - Gillian Keegan MP