Chloe Smith MP: The economy. Education. Intergenerational issues. The most important ones for young people.
Conservatives are not the mouthpiece of the ‘already haves’; we are the party for all those who aspire to have, and to do, and to be.
British values do not exist
Gove should encourage loyalty not to lofty abstractions, but to British institutions and the British way of conducting politics.
Greg Clark MP: Rod Bluh, David Renard, and the success of Conservative Swindon
Ed Miliband said last month that the council leader is doing a very good job. He was absolutely right. But he was not aware that the leader in question is a Tory.
George Freeman MP & Jennifer Arcuri: The call for digital skills – Tech Vs Brains
The key battleground for the twenty-first century won’t be an arms race; it will be an education race.
Chloe Smith MP: Young people are disengaged from voting – but not from politics
Politics must adapt to new ways, and fast. In my view it is an obvious and necessary reform to move voting online.
The strength of the Conservative team, the weakness of the Labour team
The failure of Yvette Cooper and Tristram Hunt in the Commons yesterday was a symptom of a bigger Opposition problem.
Garvan Walshe: Why the Vauxhall View of cutting deals with extremists is wrong
Even if his Celsius 7/7, with which I helped Michael Gove, is not the end of Tory inquiry into the matter, it is the right kind of contribution.
Francis Maude MP: How we saved almost £850 for each working household last year
I’ve set out our ambition to have the best digital government offering in the G7 by the time of the next election. We are well on the way to meeting that.
Lord Ashcroft: Labour lead by four points in my latest national poll
The Conservatives lead on the economy – but that doesn’t yet necessarily translate into voting for them.
Cameron must do to Britain’s Islamists what Thatcher did to the trade union barons
She saw them off. The Prime Minister must do the same today – but that means getting his personnel and policy into better shape.
Charlotte Leslie MP: My decision to stand for election to chair the Health Select Committee
There are big, brave, politically difficult discussions that we need to have as a nation, if we want to save our NHS from going over a cliff.
Chloe Smith MP: Why I want politics in our country to work for Generation Y
The first piece of a four-part series on Britain, young people, voting, democracy, engagement – and the Conservative Party.
Cameron’s real target. Neither Gove nor May – but Ministers’ special advisers
As a former Home Office SpAD himself, the Prime Minister is preoccupied by their loyalty to the Government as a whole.
Damian Green MP: The lesson of Newark is Don’t Ape UKIP
For the first time in years, young women with push chairs were happy to stop and talk to someone wearing a blue rosette, and even to take balloons for the children.
The weakness of the Conservative brand v the weakness of Ed Miliband
A lesson of Newark is just how deep-set that last one is among voters.