National Union of Conservatives

The National Union of Conservatives (NUC) was an organization founded in 1919 to unite various Conservative associations and promote the interests of the Conservative Party in the UK. It served as a platform for local branches and supporters to coordinate campaign efforts, share resources, and strengthen party activities across the country. The NUC played a key role in fostering grassroots support and ensuring organizational cohesion within the party. It operated until the early 1980s, when its functions were absorbed into the broader Conservative Party's structure.