Oberon Houston: Project Cameron’s elephant is still in the room
David Cameron may have had a privileged upbringing, and influence may have been brought to bear to help him into… Read more »
Stephen Crabb MP: Caste and Human Rights in India
Stephen Crabb MP is the new Chairman of the Conservative Party’s Human Rights Commission. On 29th September last year the… Read more »
Nick Wood: A first judgment on the Blair years
Former Times journalist Nick Wood was a media adviser to Conservative leaders William Hague and Iain Duncan Smith. In this… Read more »
Harry Phibbs: Memo to new Conservative councillors
Harry Phibbs is a councillor in Hammersmith and Fulham and a regular contributor to the Social Affairs Unit’s blog. Congratulations…. Read more »
Brian Monteith: Poor Scottish result augurs change
Former Conservative MSP Brian Monteith is unimpressed with the Tories’ performance in last Thursday’s elections to Holyrood. Now that the… Read more »
Sean Fear: How Well Did the Conservatives Do on May 3rd?
All but two English local authorities have now declared their results. So far, the Conservatives have made a net gain… Read more »
Peter Franklin: Ten unwasted years
Peter Franklin is a Conservative policy advisor and speechwriter specialising in environmental and social issues. Ten years ago the Conservative… Read more »
James McConalogue: Governed by Europe – Why Can’t Britain Remove Burdens from Brussels?
James McConalogue is Editor of The European Journal. He manages the European Foundation, chaired by Bill Cash MP. The Foundation… Read more »
Syed Kamall MEP: Don’t use terrorism as a sop for EU integration
Syed is a substitute member of the European Parliament’s justice and home affairs committee. Europe’s political leaders seem unwilling to… Read more »
Douglas Carswell: More bang for our buck – Conservatives need to rethink their position on defence
Douglas Carswell MP is co-founder of the Direct Democracy group. He recently returned from a visit to Afghanistan. Des Browne’s… Read more »
Richard Spring MP: Baghdad Mark II, in the horn of Africa
Richard Spring is Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party and MP for West Suffolk Well over 1000 people have been… Read more »
Paul Greenall: From mistress to master – Our failed love affair with the car
Cllr Paul V. Greenall is 39 years old and married with two children. He has been a Conservative member of… Read more »
Theresa May MP: 100 sleaze allegations show that Brown must clean up government
Theresa May is Shadow Commons leader. Tomorrow, Sir Alistair Graham will stand down as Chairman of the Standards in Public… Read more »
David Willetts MP: Train a child in the way he should go…
David is Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Skills. The recent UNICEF report about the well-being of children in… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: The New Crimethink?
Dr Andrew Lilico is Managing Director of Europe Economics, a firm providing consultancy services in economic regulation, competition policy and… Read more »