Paul Goodman MP: After the bomb plots
Paul Goodman, a Shadow Minister in the DCLG team, sets out Conservative principles for relations with Islam. Regular ConservativeHome readers… Read more »
Michael Ancram MP: Why we should be talking to Hamas
Michael Ancram, MP for Devizes and founder of the Global Strategy Forum, argues that as Hamas isn’t going to go… Read more »
James McConalogue: Gordon Brown’s Cabinet must reform Blair’s Euro-world
James McConalogue, Editor of the European Journal, argues that Brown should focus on reforming the EU, particularly the ECHR, as… Read more »
Statement by the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom on the Appointment of Sayeeda Warsi, as Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion
Dr Nile Gardiner is Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the The Heritage Foundation in Washington DC… Read more »
Daniel Kawczynski MP: The EU, That Treaty, and A Democratic Way Forward
Daniel Kawczynski, MP for Shrewsbury & Atcham, sets out his vision for what the EU should be. There has been… Read more »
Robert Halfon and Alan Pond: Brown’s oil leak
Robert Halfon, Harlow Prospective MP, and Alan Pond, President of Harlow’s Conservative Association, argue that Brown’s handling of the oil… Read more »
Phil Taylor: Tony might just make it
Phil Taylor is one of the three councillors for Ealing’s Northfield ward, part of the Ealing Southall constituency that is… Read more »
Peter Noordhoek: To row or not to row
Peter Noordhoek, a member of the Dutch Christian-Democratic Party (CDA), looks at some of the lessons to be learnt about… Read more »
Andrew Haldenby: Brown must not be “the heir to Blair”
Andrew Haldenby, Director of Reform, asks if Brown really will change sufficiently in his approach to public services. In his… Read more »
Nigel Evans MP on Quentin Davies’ defection: A lesson in betrayal
Nigel Evans is MP for Ribble Valley and was Shadow Secretary of State for Wales under Iain Duncan Smith. To… Read more »
Benedict Rogers: David Cameron deserves loyalty and patience
Benedict Rogers serves as Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission and was Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for the… Read more »
Graeme Archer: How well have we got on with our ex-leaders?
Graeme Archer, a blogger and activist in Hackney, reflects on the emotional wrench with which Tony Blair leaves office and… Read more »
Tom Richmond: In pursuit of the perfect policies
Tom Richmond, a columnist for Tory Radio, on the fine balance between too much policy substance too soon, and too… Read more »
Mark Pritchard MP: Conservative MPs must remain cool under fire
Mark Pritchard, MP for says its time for the Party to hold its nerve as a resurgent Labour Party pulls… Read more »
Ruth Lea: The British people must have a referendum on the new EU Treaty
Ruth Lea is Director of Global Vision. Even though there are currently some rather lurid tales of EU splits, it… Read more »