Policing and criminal justice in Northern Ireland
During questions in the House of Commons yesterday, Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Owen Paterson, asked a supplementary… Read more »
During questions in the House of Commons yesterday, Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Owen Paterson, asked a supplementary… Read more »
Shadow Minister for Local Communities and Government, Paul Goodman, has been raising the issue of Muslim Arbitration Tribunals. Yesterday he… Read more »
That’s what this morning’s Telegraph is reporting. The QEII Centre (pictured on the right) sits opposite Westminster Abbey. The renovation… Read more »
Mark Pritchard has brought a Bill before the House of Commons. It seeks to ban the breeding, selling, purchasing and… Read more »
Yesterday afternoon Ed Balls, Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, made a statement on National Curriculum Tests. His… Read more »
Peter Cuthbertson writes: ConservativeHome readers keen to know how their Member votes in the London Assembly’s may be as surprised… Read more »
Daniel Kawczynski is co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Continuation of First Past the Post. All-party it may… Read more »
I don’t think it’ll come as a surprise to anyone, or be considered a breach of confidence, if I reveal… Read more »
Yesterday the House of Commons debated democracy and human rights. A number of Conservative MPs made interesting contributions. Tony Baldry,… Read more »
Last Friday the House of Lords debated a report from its European Union Committee on Russia and the EU. Reading… Read more »
Tom Greeves was a researcher at Conservative Central Office between 1999 and 2003, later joining the office of Peter Ainsworth… Read more »
Highlights from a contribution to Thursday’s debate on Defence in the UK follow. Shadow Defence Minister Julian Lewis detailed how… Read more »
At Business Questions in the Commons yesterday a succession of Conservative MPs exposed the failure of ministers to answer their… Read more »
Opening Tuesday’s Opposition Day debate, Chris Grayling argued that in the context of the ongoing financial crisis, more attention must… Read more »
8.15pm Local Government: As the total identified of Council money in Icelandic banks tops £760m, is your Council on the… Read more »