We need a Government that delivers serious reform and builds a country that works for everyone, and not just the privileged few. And that starts with our economy – a Britain that remains open for business, and makes sure that everyone can share in the country’s wealth.

It’s an exciting time to be a Conservative. Amongst Labour’s chaos and division, the plans of this Conservative Government remain clear: A Britain that leaves the European Union, but remains open and outward looking.

A new benefit cap has now come in to effect, meaning the total amount workless households can receive in benefits will be limited to £20,000 across the UK or £23,000 within Greater London. This is fair to the taxpayers who pay for it and fair to those who need it.

Between June and September this year unemployment fell by 37,000 and since last year 350,000 more people now have a full time job. That’s 350,000 more people with the security of work, a regular income and better able to provide for themselves and their family. SHARE to let friends know.

The unemployment rate is at an 11 year low, having fallen by over 900,000 since 2010

"I am honoured and humbled to have been chosen by the Conservative Party to become its leader." Theresa May, Leader of the Conservative Party

Prime Minister Theresa May: I want to see mental health addressed not just in our hospitals, but in our classrooms and communities. Mental health problems are everyone's problem.

As the UK leaves the EU and we begin writing a new chapter in our country's history, we have set out how we will support our economy through investment, job creation and support for working people. SHARE to let friends know.

Since the Conservatives entered government, employment is up by over 2.7 million - that's well over 1,000 jobs created on average every day. SHARE to let friends know.