Chris Skidmore, Nick Cuff and Charlotte Leslie: The Invisible Children
"Invisible Children" is the first part of the Bow Group’s "Invisible Nation" series. The research report, to be published in… Read more »
Charles Elphicke: Gordon Brown – from Sherriff of Nottingham to King of Inequality
Charlie Elphicke is a research fellow of the Centre for Policy Studies and Deputy Chairman of the Cities of London… Read more »
John Moss: Missing the point in the grammar schools debate
John Moss is a regeneration property developer and Conservative activist from Walthamstow. The Grammar Schools slanging match shows how politicians… Read more »
Dan Byles: Pole to Poll
Dan is a Conservative candidate and former Officer of the Royal Medical Corps. This is an account of his experience… Read more »
James McConalogue: Why Gordon Brown needs more than Balls to reform Europe
Jim McConalogue, Editor of the European Journal, fears that Ed Balls’, and therefore Gordon Brown’s, "hard-headed Europeanism" will be more… Read more »
David T Breaker: The Scottish election results weren’t such a disaster
David is studying philosophy, politics & economics at the University of Essex. In something of a response to Brian Monteith’s… Read more »
Mike Stallard: Secondary Moderns weren’t all that bad
Mike has have been in education all of his life, in teaching and pastorally. Since retirement he has been a… Read more »
John Howell: The Greens are coming!
Cllr Dr. John M Howell OBE, Cabinet Member of Oxfordshire County Council, warns that the Greens are more of a… Read more »
Peter Cuthbertson: Make Frank Field Work and Pensions Secretary
Peter Cuthbertson argues that Frank Field was so quick on the uptake with analysing the true root causes of poverty… Read more »
Mark Field MP: The problem with grammar schools is that there are too few of them
Mark Field, MP for Cities of London and Westminster, argues that our education system needs more elitism and choice to… Read more »
Dr Andrew Lilico: Is it time to reconsider our opposition to the euro?
Dr Andrew Lilico is Managing Director of Europe Economics, a member of the IEA/Sunday Times Shadow Monetary Policy Committee. Why… Read more »
John Hayes MP: Blair’s beginning was his end
John Hayes, MP for South Holland and The Deepings and is Shadow Minister for Vocational Education, argues that there is… Read more »
Lee Scott MP: Autistic children need the right education provision
Lee Scott is MP for Ilford North. Estimates of the proportion of people with autistic spectrum disorders total 587,900 and… Read more »
Neil Wilson: Truant youths are as visible as ever
Neil Wilson is a Conservative activist in Liverpool. The Bow Group’s report claiming the Government had lost track of thousands… Read more »
Peter Noordhoek: Last week’s election results from French and Dutch perspectives
Peter Noordhoek is a member of the Dutch Christian-Democratic Party (CDA). Congratulations with the results the Conservatives got on the… Read more »