Fiona Bulmer: The left wing critics are wrong – Free schools will drive up standards in all schools
Fiona Bulmer was the Executive Member for Education in the London Borough of Barnet between 2006 and 2009. The criticism… | 29 comments
Quentin Langley: How to read the polls
Quentin Langley read Politics under Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher at the University of Plymouth and now teaches Public Relations… Read more »
Howard Flight: There are now less than two weeks to get out there and help save our country
Howard Flight was MP for Arundel and South Downs between 1997 and 2005, is a former Shadow Chief Secretary to… Read more »
Tiffany Trenner-Lyle: There are so many reasons why first-time voters should be voting Conservative this time
Tiffany Trenner-Lyle is 19 years old and has been interning on the Conservative campaign in the key target seat of… Read more »
Matthew Cashmore: Why this son of the Welsh Valleys is now voting Conservative
Matthew Cashmore is a blogger at thelondonbiker.com who has worked all over the world in research and development, and has… Read more »
Allister Heath: The high price of life under the BNP
Allister Heath, Editor of City AM, introduces a new report from NothingBritish.com that exposes the economic illiteracy of the BNP…. Read more »
Andrew Smith: The love-bombing of Lib Dem voters needs to continue – but they must be warned of the economic havoc that would be wrought in the event of a hung parliament
Andrew Smith is currently seeking re-election to Westminster City Council. As the debate about how to deal with the Clegg… Read more »
Bernard Jenkin: It is time for some honesty from Nick Clegg on Trident
Bernard Jenkin is Conservative Candidate for Harwich and North Essex and served for four years on the Defence Select Committee… Read more »
Shane Frith: Lessons from New Zealand on the dangers of hung parliaments, coalitions and PR
Shane Frith is director of the classical-liberal think-tank Progressive Vision. He has worked for Conservative MPs in the UK and… Read more »
The policies offered by the Lib Dems today would squash aspiration and tax success in order to perpetuate big government
Chris Neal retired from fixed income and derivatives broking in the City in 1999. He is now CEO of the… Read more »
Walaa Idris: Immigration is good – but only when it is controlled and the immigrants fully assimilate
Walaa Idris grew up in Sudan but has lived in London since 1991, where she is a Conservative activist and… Read more »
Sophia Parker: How the votes of low earners could deliver a Conservative election victory
Sophia Parker is the Director of Policy and Research at the Resolution Foundation. The Conservative campaign started with a promise… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell: We can end global poverty
Earlier today, for International Development Day, David Cameron visited Islamic Relief. In this Platform article, Andrew Mitchell, Conservative International Development… Read more »
Hasan Afzal: The Conservatives should not let populism get in the way of principles when it comes to free trade
Hasan Afzal is a second year student at the University of Birmingham reading Political Economy who has worked as a… Read more »
Martin Sewell: What are we to do about Nick Clegg?
Martin Sewell is a Kent-based family lawyer specialising in child protection. As a political nerd I thought David Cameron did… Read more »