The Conservative Party's annual conference opened in Birmingham today. David Cameron ruled out the 'mansion tax' saying this 'not going to happen.' He also signalled that additional benefit cuts would be necessary to fight the deficit.
The Conservative grass roots are issuing a clear demand that David Cameron drop gay marriage laws according to the The Sunday Telegraph.
The survey of Tory constituency chairmen shows that 71% think the proposal should be dropped.
The Sunday Telegraph says that almost half say their local parties have lost members due to the plans, with only 3% gaining members.
Speaking on the first day of the Tory party conference David Cameron rejected plans for a 'mansion tax' and signalled further budget cuts.
As the Conservative Party Conference begins David Cameron has already ruled out the controversial 'mansion tax' plans.
David Cameron today will pledge to use Britain's veto to block the European Union budget if it is not in the UK interest.