Matthew Hague: Computer games aren’t just for children
Matthew Hague, Chairman of Bury Conservative Future and a student of Computing at Huddersfield University, defends computer games from some… Read more »
Elizabeth Truss: The new media politics revolution
Elizabeth Truss, a councillor in Greenwich and Deputy Director of Reform, looks at the some of the ways new media… Read more »
Owen Paterson MP: A week in the life of the Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Owen Paterson, MP for North Shropshire and Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, authors a diary of his week…. Read more »
Tom Mludzinski: Nuclear disarmament is vital
Tom Mludzinski, a Warwick University student and Research Assistant for BASIC, wants more momentum towards a nuclear weapon free world…. Read more »
John Leonard: Reducing the number of MPs would be bad for democracy
John Leonard, an IT Consultant, looks at the potentially damaging effects on democracy of reducing the number of MPs. Recently,… Read more »
Ben Rogers: A manifesto for freedom from beyond the grave
Benedict Rogers reviews Benazir Bhutto’s new book Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy and the West . Ben is a human rights activist… Read more »
Mark Pritchard MP: Should all new citizens swear an oath to the Queen?
Mark Pritchard, MP for The Wrekin, asks questions about Lord Goldsmith’s plans to introduce citizenship ceremonies for all young adults… Read more »
Stephen Crabb MP: A Conservative agenda for UN reform
Stephen Crabb MP, Chairman of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission and member of the International Development Select Committee, outlines… Read more »
Richard Balfe: Trades Unions and Conservatives
Richard Balfe is a former MEP appointed to liase with Britain’s unions. Around one third of Trade Union members support… Read more »
Anthony Makara: Britain imports too much
Over the last weeks I’ve read much about the subject of welfare reform. The arguments about incapacity benefit and workfare…. Read more »
Dr Teck Khong: Chinese addition for British politics
Dr Teck Khong, former Parliamentary Candidate for Bradford North and a GP, ponders on a quiet corner of diversity politics. … Read more »
Tom Richmond: The curse of the favourite
Tom Richmond, a researcher at the Social Market Foundation think-tank and a columnist for Tory Radio, explains why he thinks… Read more »
Maria Miller MP: A family-friendly Britain
Maria Miller MP, Shadow Minister for the Family, outlines ways in which the Conservatives will make life easier for parents…. Read more »
Charles Hendry MP: The Government’s botched Post Office closure process
Charles Hendry MP, Shadow Minister for Postal Affairs, explains why the consultation process was a sham and Labour MPs should… Read more »
Catherine Bray: Electoral College versus National Popular Vote
Catherine Bray is Director of International Relations at the American Legislative Exchange Council in Washington, DC, and U.S. Executive Director… Read more »