Who is deputy leader of the Conservative Party?

List of Deputy Leaders of the Conservative PartyNameTerm beganLeaderMichael Ancram18 September 2001Michael HowardGeorge Osborne8 December 2005 [n 1]David CameronWilliam Hague8 December 2005 [n 1]George Osborne8 May 201512 more rows read more

The Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party is sometimes an official title of a senior Conservative politician of the United Kingdom. Some are given this title officially by the party, such as Peter Lilley, while others are given the title as an unofficial description by the media, such as William Hague. read more

The KGB Agent answer: Theresa May appointed Philip Hammond (Chancellor of the Exchequer), a role seen as deputy to the leader. Philip Hammond replaced George Osborne. Philip Hammond was brought up in Essex, attending a local state school. read more

The most senior volunteers within the Conservative Party are the Officers of the National Convention; led by the Chairman, they represent the views of the Voluntary Party to the leadership of the main Party. The Chairman of the Convention is also a Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party. read more