Philip Dunne MP: Now is the last chance for ex-pats to register to vote for change
Philip Dunne is MP for Ludlow, Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party's International Office and the Parliamentary Chairman of Conservatives… Read more »
Tim Clark: Freedom with support and guidance (rather than dictation, strangulation and bureaucracy) is the way to improve education
Tim Clark is Headmaster of a Lincolnshire grammar school, recently judged “outstanding” by Ofsted, and on the approved list of… Read more »
Edward Leigh MP: What a Conservative government must achieve
By Edward Leigh MP. Introduction: A sorry state of affairs Recently I was day-dreaming about what I might write on… Read more »
David Davis MP: Labour have failed to deliver a safe and secure society – and they have tried to cover this up by manipulating the crime figures
David Davis is MP for Haltemprice and Howden and a former shadow home secretary. Tony Blair might be long gone,… Read more »
Simon Fawthrop: A proposal for an elected Senate which would allow existing peers to retain speaking (but not voting) rights
Simon Fawthrop is a Conservative councillor in the London Borough of Bromley. House of Lords reform is something that all… Read more »
Yousuf Miah: The system of student visas needs a complete overhaul
Yousuf Miah is a former Councillor and Cabinet Member on Northampton Borough Council who contested Burnley for the Conservatives in… Read more »
Theresa Villiers MP: Conservatives started – and continue to lead – the debate on high speed rail on which Labour’s vision is misguided and unambitious
Theresa Villiers is shadow secretary of state for transport. Two years ago the Conservative Party took the bold step of… Read more »
Alan Duncan MP: How a Conservative Government would not only reform prisons but also address the underlying causes of our broken society which lead people to offend in the first place
Alan Duncan is a member of the shadow Justice team as shadow minister for prisons and probation. Prison reform by… Read more »
Michael Gove: The Conservative plan to improve school standards
Michael Gove is MP for Surrey Heath and Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families. Nowhere is the… Read more »
Theresa May MP: Our agenda for women
Theresa May is Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and Shadow Minister for Women. International Women’s Day is… Read more »
Peter Snowdon: The Conservatives may have come back from the brink of annihilation – but the party now faces the closest election battle in decades
Peter Snowdon is the author of Back from the Brink: The Inside Story of the Tory Resurrection, which is published… Read more »
Philip Booth: Why I have reservations about the “Nudge” philosophy
Professor Philip Booth is Editorial and Programme Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs. I have various reservations about the… Read more »
WIlliam Norton: How a Sinking Fund could stave off a gilts strike
William Norton is a solicitor anc Conservative candidate for Birmingham Perry Barr. He has been an adviser on tax affairs… Read more »
Paul Diggle and Paul Ormerod: A strong supply-side environment, not technocratic economic analysis, is needed to secure growth
Paul Diggle is an economist at Volterra Consulting and obtained a First in PPE in 2008. Paul Ormerod, is one… Read more »
Adam Holloway MP: It is too late to completely defeat the insurgency we have built against ourselves in Afghanistan
Adam Holloway is Conservative MP for Gravesham, a member of the defence select committee and a former soldier who has… Read more »