Matt Woods: A glut of government advertising could point to an early general election
Matt Woods is Secretary of Cleethorpes Conservative Future but now lives and works in London. He is better known to… Read more »
William Norton: The avoidable 45% tax rate
William Norton is a solicitor. He has been an adviser on tax affairs and legislation to the Conservative frontbench and… Read more »
Philip Booth: The case for privatising the Bank of England
Professor Philip Booth is Editorial and Programme Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, which is today publishing Central Banking… Read more »
Howard Flight: The counter-revolutions needed in Education and Bureaucracy
Howard Flight is a former Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury and chairman of Flight & Partners Recovery Fund. The… Read more »
Syed Kamall MEP: The G20 must reject protectionism and tear down barriers to free trade
Syed Kamall is one of the Conservative MEPs who represents London and is a member of the European Parliament committee… Read more »
Pauline Neville-Jones: The State must not be given free rein to snoop on our emails
Baroness Neville-Jones sits in the Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Security Minister and is National Security Adviser to the Leader of… Read more »
Mark Harper MP: Reporting back on a successful recession surival workshop
Mark Harper is MP for Forest of Dean, shadow minister for disabled people and a chartered accountant by training. Here… Read more »
Mark Prisk MP: Lifting the rates burden for small business
Mark Prisk is MP for Hertford and Stortford and a shadow minister for business and enterprise. Here he explains how… Read more »
Chris Heaton-Harris MEP: A Beginner’s Guide to the “Discharge of the European Budget”
Chris Heaton-Harris is currently an MEP for the East Midlands, and will be standing down at June's European election to… Read more »
Oberon Houston: Why I’ve changed my mind on Scottish (and English) independence
Oberon Houston works as a New Developments Manager for a major international oil and gas company, and is a regular… Read more »
Julian Lewis: Why we still need the bomb
Last week Tim Montgomerie floated the idea that Trident might now be too expensive for Britain. Yesterday Gordon Brown suggested… Read more »
Nick Wood: David Cameron should tell the British people the truth
Nick Wood is a former press secretary to Conservative leaders William Hague and Iain Duncan Smith. He now runs Media… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: What killed private capitalism?
Andrew Lilico is the Managing Director of Europe Economics, a leading authority on financial regulation and cost of capital analysis,… Read more »
David T Breaker: Printing Money – Warnings from History
David T Breaker is studying Politics, Philosophy & Economics at the University of Essex and blogs at News Junction. He… Read more »
Julie Moody: How the miners’ strike politicised a 15-year-old schoolgirl in County Durham
Julie Moody is on the approved list of Conservative parliamentary candidates and recounts here how the miners’ strike of 1984-85… Read more »