Lord Norton: The case for First Past The Post
Lord Norton of Louth, a Professor of Government at Hull University, is a former Chairman of the House of Lords… Read more »
Nigel Jones: Is David Cameron a new Churchill?
Nigel Jones is a historian, biographer and journalist. Seventy years ago today, on May 10th 1940, Winston Churchill was called… Read more »
Rob Leitch: There is trouble ahead for the Union
Robert Leitch is 21 years old and in the third year of a distance-learning politics degree from the LSE, and… Read more »
David Alexander: The Australian experience suggests that the Conservatives should not fear electoral reform
David Alexander was a senior adviser to John Howard's government in Australia and is now resident in the United Kingdom…. Read more »
Nigel Jones: What 20th Century British political history teaches us about coalition government
Nigel Jones is a historian, biographer and journalist. As Britain entered the 20th century, regularly alternating two-party Government was firmly… Read more »
Michael Crowhurst: Why I am drawn to the idea of empowering parents, communities and charities to set up new schools
Michael Crowhurst is a history teacher at Kingsbury School and Sports College, a comprehensive in Birmingham, and is currently on… Read more »
Nigel Jones: Today the real rebels should be on the Right
Nigel Jones is a historian, biographer and journalist. One of the major attractions of the Left – especially to the… Read more »
Benedict Surtees: The challenge of reinventing political activism in a rapidly-changing society
Benedict Surtees has been a Conservative Party Agent since 2008 and is currently working towards a masters degree focusing on… Read more »
Robert Leitch: We must not become cynical, sceptical or tired of the compassionate conservatism blueprint
Robert Leitch is 21 years old and in the third year of a distance-learning politics degree from the LSE, and… Read more »
Matt Woods: We should allow private healthcare providers to advertise in the NHS
Matt Woods is a Conservative activist in London who originally hails from Cleethorpes. Have you ever noticed how many posters… Read more »
Sir Andrew Green: The cost of an amnesty for illegal immigrants would be astronomical
Sir Andrew Green is Chairman of MigrationWatch. Nobody has given much thought to the implications of an amnesty for illegal… Read more »
David Alexander: If Gordon Brown had followed Australia’s example, the British economy wouldn’t be in such a parlous state
David Alexander was a senior adviser to the former Australian Treasurer [Chancellor] Peter Costello and is now resident in the… Read more »
Grant Shapps: How progressive Conservatism combines individual responsibility with a big belief in society
Grant Shapps is the Shadow Housing Minister and seeking re-election in Welwyn Hatfield. I'm not very good at DIY but… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: Denial must end. Do not bail out Greece.
Andrew Lilico is a Director of Europe Economics, the Chief Economist of Policy Exchange, and a member of the IEA/Sunday… Read more »
Jonathan Delaney: The Conservatives must remind voters that we are the genuine “party of liberty”
Jonathan Delaney is working in the private sector, having been a Professor of International Relations and 20th Century History at… Read more »