Ealing Conservatives attend International Women's Day celebration

Tonight, Flora MacLoughlin (Ealing MCA's Conservative Women's Organisation Officer) and Cllr Seema Kumar (holder of national and local positions in the CWO) were delighted to attend the CWO's International Women's Day celebration in CCHQ. This is just one example of the Conservative Party supporting women in politics locally. No matter what your background is, the Conservative Party will always support you.

After the event, Flora said: 'With a shared purpose in mind, Conservative women from across the country gathered at CCHQ for an evening of inspiration, ambition, and action. This was not just a celebration of International Women’s Day it was a rallying cry for women to take their rightful place in politics, not as spectators but as leaders.'

They listened to speakers including:

  • Pamela Hall, the Chairwoman of the CWO
  • Ajantha Tennakoon, the CWO Regional Chair
  • Nigel Huddleston MP, co-Chairman of the Conservative Party; and 
  • Mims Davies MP.

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Flora MacLoughlin

North Greenford councillor
Conservative Women's Officer, Ealing MCA
Chairman, Hanger Hill ward Branch
Flora is a lifelong Ealing resident and a committed advocate for pragmatic, purpose driven leadership. With her sharp private sector mindset, she brings strategic focus and discipline to everything she does.
Seema

Seema Kumar

Fundraising Officer, Ealing MCA
Seema was born in Kenya, read psychology and ran a successful travel business for many years before entering local government. Seema is a highly active voluntary professional and key charity supporter for over three decades. She is multilingual and speaks over 5 languages, notably Urdu, Punjabi, Swahili, German and Gujarati. She was the first female Asian Conservative councillor to be elected in the London Borough of Ealing.

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