Chris Holmes: Who will save the savers?
Chris Holmes is a solicitor working for an international law firm in the City who is on the list of… Read more »
Kwasi Kwarteng: Four policies to kickstart the economy
Kwasi Kwarteng was Conservative Candidate for Brent East at the General Election of 2005 and Chairman of the Bow Group… Read more »
Julian Lewis MP rebuts this morning’s News of the World report questioning his use of Commons housing allowances
Julian Lewis is Conservative MP for New Forest East and was the subject of a piece in this morning’s News… | 18 comments
Eamonn Butler: The Rotten Police State of Britain
Dr Eamonn Butler is director of the Adam Smith Institute and author of The Rotten State of Britain, which is… | 32 comments
Abhishek Majumdar: Avoiding tax avoidance and restoring confidence to the UK
Abhishek Majumdar is an Oxford graduate and sometime corporate financier who lives in London. A Conservative Prime Minister once remarked… Read more »
Jonathan Sheppard: Why any Conservative must support Royal Mail reform
Jonathan Sheppard is editor of www.toryradio.com and contested Bassetlaw at the 2005 general election. At the outset I must confess… Read more »
Elizabeth Truss: A new police force for England and Wales
Elizabeth Truss is deputy director of Reform, the independent, non-party think-tank, and is co-author of its new paper on police… Read more »
Jonathan Delaney: Today’s world leaders are leaders in name only
Jonathan Delaney is a Professor of International Relations and 20th Century History at Montgomery College, Maryland, and worked within the… Read more »
Zehra Zaidi: An apple a day? Nay, the Working Time Directive may keep the doctor away
Zehra Zaidi is a Conservative candidate for the European Parliament in South West England and examines here the potential impact… Read more »
David Shiels: David Cameron’s “new political force” in Northern Ireland will be the only party capable of uniting people from all backgrounds
David Shiels is a PhD student at Peterhouse, Cambridge and is writing his thesis on post-War Conservatism. He is Secretary… Read more »
Ewan Watt: How a broken British military could replace domestic objections as the main obstacle for Anglo-American co-operation
Ewan Watt works for Weber Shandwick and he writes in a personal capacity. Like the rest of Europe, the United… Read more »
David Amess MP: Time for a new EU policy on Iran
David Amess is Conservative MP for Southend West and a member of the British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom Europe… Read more »
Graham Brady MP: How the financial crisis will mean a more political Europe
Graham Brady is Conservative MP for Altrincham and Sale West and a member of the House of Commons Treasury Select… Read more »
Nicholas Soames MP: What are we going to do if we don’t want our population to rise to 70 million in the next 20 years?
Nicholas Soames is MP for Mid Sussex and Co-Chairman of the Cross Party Group on Balanced Migration. Graphs are usually… Read more »
Stuart Carroll: The NHS Postcode Lottery – It Could Be You
Stuart Carroll is a senior health economist, policy advisor and researcher for the Bow Group. Here he summarises the research… Read more »