Andrew Mitchell MP updates us on the Tory social action project in Rwanda
As the Conservative Party’s Project Umubano gets underway, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell MP sends this… Read more »
David Eyles: Judges, knives and the law
David Eyles is a Dorset livestock farmer. At last, it seems there has been some common sense on the issue… Read more »
Chris Grayling MP: We must end the extreme deprivation of Britain’s cities
Chris Grayling MP is Shadow Secretary of State for Work & Pensions. The contrasts in British city life have seldom… Read more »
Stephen O’Brien MP: The end of life care strategy
Stephen O’Brien MP is the Shadow Health Minister and MP for Eddisbury. The Conservative Palliative Care Policy is included in… Read more »
Phil Taylor: Boris is prioritising crime, efficiency and quality of life in London
Phil Taylor, a Conservative Councillor for Northfield Ward in Ealing, puts Boris’ first 100 days in context and notes the… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell MP: Project Umubano 2008
Andrew Mitchell MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, explains what the Party will be doing in Rwanda this… Read more »
Tim Bale: Passing the Wednesday-Friday Test
Tim Bale teaches politics at Sussex University and is writing a book on the Conservative Party from Thatcher to Cameron…. Read more »
Stephen Crabb MP: My colleagues on the international development committee are wrong to back talks with Hamas
Stephen Crabb has bravely dissented from a report from the Commons’ International Development that calls for direct talks with the… Read more »
A Government worth having: Foreign policy
As part of our Government worth having series we asked a few friends of ConservativeHome to offer 100 word thoughts… Read more »
Nadine Dorries MP: Action needed on sexual health
Nadine Dorries MP says the next Conservative government needs to address the issue of poor and deteriorating teenage sexual health… Read more »
Gareth Sutcliffe: Defined Benefit Pensions are a bad idea
Gareth Sutcliffe, a Conservative Party supporter from North West London and a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries, argues that… Read more »
Roger Helmer MEP: What’s the worst way to cut CO2 emissions?
Roger Helmer, MEP for the East Midlands, looks at some of the counter-poroductive attempts to reduce carbon emissions. Put ten… Read more »
Andrew Palmer: Life after Madiba
In the month that sees Nelson Mandela reach his 90th birthday, Andrew Palmer, who spent two months living a South… Read more »
Ewan Watt: Lessons from Barry Goldwater
Ewan Watt, of Weber Shandwick, marks the tenth year since Barry Goldwater passed away with a look at his beliefs… Read more »
Mark Reckless: Criminal justice should be localised and democratised
Mark Reckless of the Kent Police Authority and formerly the Conservative Party Policy Unit, looks at the Policing Green Paper… Read more »