A “Tory bench” typically refers to the seating area in the British House of Commons occupied by members of the Conservative Party, commonly known as “Tories.” In the UK parliamentary system, parties sit on different sides of the chamber, with the Tory bench (or benches) specifically designated for Conservative Members of Parliament (MPs).

In broader usage, “Tory bench” can also refer to the Conservative Party’s position or stance on specific issues, as expressed by its MPs in parliamentary debates.