Graeme Archer’s Diary: Bohemian, Like Us
I’ve written before about the dehumanising machines that Labour creates as it seeks to transform the country irreparably: the Tax… Read more »
Carl Thomson: The Conservative Party should welcome Dmitry Medvedev’s election as Russian president
Carl Thomson is a commentator on Russian and East European affairs and a former Conservative Party Parliamentary Candidate. When Vladimir… Read more »
Bernard Jenkin MP: The total lack of scrutiny of the Lisbon Treaty shows British democracy is becoming an elective dictatorship
Bernard Jenkin, MP for North Essex and a member of the Defence Select Committee, explains how Commons scrutiny of the… Read more »
Harry Benson: Would a wise woman pop the question tomorrow?
Harry Benson runs Bristol Community Family Trust, a local charity that is pioneering short relationship courses that teach couples how… Read more »
Dan Munford: Quite frankly, we should give a damn
Dan Munford, Chairman of the I Want a Referendum Campaign in Wales, explains the importance of the EU Treatistution ballot… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell MP: The issue of conflict resolution must be central to our international development agenda
Andrew Mitchell MP is Shadow Secretary of State for International Development. In the lush green jungles of Sierra Leone last… Read more »
Elizabeth Truss and Laura Kounine: The academies programme should be deepened and widened
Elizabeth Truss is Reform’s Deputy Director and Laura Kounine is Reform’s Education and Crime Research Officer. The main political parties… Read more »
Alex Deane: A letter to Republican friends
Alexander Deane is one of the contributors to CentreRight.com. His work has also appeared at OnlineOpinion, in The Salisbury Review,… Read more »
Robert Colvile: How the internet will change the way politics works
Robert Colvile authors his final article exploring the internet’s impact on politics. If we believe our leaders, it is only… Read more »
Robert Colvile: How MPs can use the internet to become more relevant
Robert Colvile authors his fourth article exploring the internet’s impact on politics. As blogs become more powerful and parties adapt… Read more »
Peter Noordhoek: Set a high standard for the European Parliament
Peter Noordhoek, a member of the Christian Democratic Party in the Netherlands, makes the case for a more positive approach… Read more »
Robert Colvile: How the internet is empowering grassroots movements
Robert Colvile authors his third article exploring the internet’s impact on politics. Yesterday, I argued that political parties can use… Read more »
Chris Hossack: We need a CPAC in the UK
Chris Hossack, a councillor on Brentwood Borough Council, looks at the value of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in… Read more »
Robert Colvile: Britain’s political parties have yet to grasp the internet’s potential
Robert Colvile authors his second article exploring the internet’s impact on politics. A few months ago, I was one of… Read more »
William Norton: Election fever hits Cuba
It’s the end of an era as the Grand Old Man of world revolution, Fidel Castro, announces he is to… Read more »