Local Conservatives still enthused by UU joint force

‘The Conservative and Unionist baby is healthy and growing’, reports Seymour Major, after Northern Ireland Conservatives met to discuss recent UCUNF developments. It is good to hear that enthusiasm amongst local Tories remains high, even if the choice of metaphor conjures a rather surreal image.

Seymour alludes to agreement being struck as regards logos and branding. When these details have been officially established then joint campaigning can begin in earnest. It is my understanding that a tagline for the election campaign is also close to being unveiled.

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