Lord Norton of Louth: Call that a White Paper?
Lord Norton of Louth, a Professor of Government, former Chairman of the House of Lords Committee on the Constitution, and… Read more »
Patrick Cusworth: Let’s face it, waterboarding is torture
Patrick Cusworth, a public affairs consultant and committee member of Hornsey and Wood Green Conservative Association, says Hague should pressure… | 21 comments
A Government Worth Having… Needs To Increase Economic Growth
We asked a few friends of ConservativeHome to offer 100 word thoughts on how George Osborne might prepare to lift… Read more »
Roy Wilson: Will the world as we know it end with an extra 14 days?
Roy Wilson, a Conservative activist with professional experience in law and security, asks why Eliza Manningham-Buller and others see 42… Read more »
Simon Clarke: The EU and the challenge of change
Simon Clarke, an activist in Hammersmith and Fulham and former President of the Oxford University Conservative Association, suggests Eurosceptics should… Read more »
Greg Clark MP: Why a Conservative government will be different
Completing our series of five essays on ‘A Government Worth Having’, Greg Clark MP, Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office,… Read more »
Maria Miller MP: Making Britain the most family friendly country in the world
Maria Miller MP, Shadow Minister for the Family, outlines the measures the Conservatives are proposing to help families stay together…. Read more »
Nick Herbert MP: Prisons with a reforming purpose
In the third part of ConservativeHome’s ‘A Government Worth Having’ series, Nick Herbert MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Justice,… Read more »
Chris Grayling MP: A new kind of welfare state
Chris Grayling MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and ‘Shadow Minister’ for Liverpool, explains what a Conservative… Read more »
Michael Gove MP: Parents should be able to choose schools instead of schools choosing parents
Throughout this week we’ll be running our ‘A Government Worth Having’ series. Beginning with Michael Gove MP, Shadow Secretary of… Read more »
Leslie Clark: The bright blue sky of independence for Scotland
Leslie Clark is a final year History student at the University of Aberdeen and was President of the University of… Read more »
Anthony Scholefield: The real history of the National Health Service
Anthony Scholefield is the Director of Futurus – a think tank specializing in EU and immigration matters – a member… Read more »
Mark Field MP: Yet more parliamentary expenses woe
Mark Field, MP for Cities of London and Westminster, criticises most MPs for failing the understand the strength of public… Read more »
Daniel Furr: If we are to fall, let us fall like men
Daniel Furr, an independent liberal who comments international affairs, worries that we have failed both Iraqis and ourselves by winding… Read more »
Ali Miraj: It’s perfectly rational for the ignored white working class to vote BNP
Ali Miraj has stood for Parliament twice (and questioned why he found it difficult to find a safe seat) and… Read more »