Sentence examples for tory town from inspiring English sources

I am relieved, I was getting nervous about standing in a constituency that is essentially a Tory town.

The point of this seemingly pointless campaign is to build Labour support in a traditionally Tory town for future elections, not to spring a surprise unseating this time around.

Maidenhead is arguably the most Tory town in Britain.

Despite being a Tory town in the heart of the leafy home counties with an increasing number of UKIP councillors, Wycombe contains some considerably deprived areas and has a reputation for crime and drug-related problems.

Despite being a Tory town in the heart of the leafy home-counties with an increasing number of Ukip councillors, Wycombe contains some considerably deprived areas and has a reputation for crime and drug-related problems.

The Line of Beauty, by Alan Hollinghurst It is Toby Fedden's 21st, so naturally his MP dad and heiress mum invite every with-it Tory in town to his uncle's stately pile in the home counties.

It will take something other than a Tory minister controlling the town hall from Whitehall to make that go away.

Local authorities, including Tory and Lib Dem town halls, yesterday urged MPs to back the "common-sense" amendment when it goes before MPs today, warning that the current plans risked "opening the floodgates" to thousands of unsightly house extensions.

It scored stunning successes in Essex, gaining 11 seats in Basildon to end Tory control of its town hall, which had been a Labour target, and made steady gains in the nearby councils of Castle Point and Southend of Sea.

Following the battle, the British retreated back into Norfolk, and shortly after, Dunmore and his entire force withdrew to Royal Navy ships anchored in Norfolk's harbor, along with most of the remaining Tory population of the town.

Minor Victories Made a Film About Skating Empty Towns in Tory Britain [Premiere].