WIll Burstow: The TV debates will place too much power in the hands of whoever becomes Prime Minister after the election

Will Burstow is a Conservative activist in Dorset and blogs at The Burstow Blog. Yes! Let’s have television debates between… Read more »

Peter Luff MP: How the next Conservative government can ensure that Britain’s manufacturing base is strengthened

Peter Luff is Conservative MP for Mid Worcestershire and Chairman of the House of Commons' Business, Innovation and Skills select… Read more »

Eamonn Butler: Britain must follow the Canadian model for cutting the deficit

Dr Eamonn Butler is director of the Adam Smith Institute and author of The Alternative Manifesto: A 12-Step Programme to… Read more »

Julia Manning and Pav Kahlon: People should know the real value of their NHS-funded medication

Julia Manning is Chief Executive of 2020health.org, a web-based, centre-right think tank for Health and Social Care which uniquely focuses… Read more »

Loanna Morrison: It is Labour’s failure to control immigration and its obsession with promoting “multiculturalism” that has allowed the BNP to re-emerge

Loanna Morrison is the Conservative prospective parliamentary candidate for Bermondsey and Old Southwark. “Britain is full,” declares Nick Griffin at… Read more »

Shane Frith: It’s time to expose the anti-capitalist green groups

Shane Frith is director of the classical-liberal think-tank Progressive Vision. He has worked for Conservative MPs in the UK and… Read more »

Rachel Wolf: Why it is essential for our children that we follow the model of the American charter schools and Swedish free schools

Rachel Wolf, a former adviser to Michael Gove and the Conservative education team, is founder of the New Schools Network…. Read more »

Robert Hazell: David Cameron could be the most significant Tory constitutional reformer since Disraeli

Professor Robert Hazell is Director of the Constitution Unit at University College London and will today be giving evidence to… Read more »

Martin Sewell: The Government’s response to Christine Pratt has been a political punishment beating designed to warn others against messing with the Labour machine

Martin Sewell is a Kent-based family lawyer specialising in child protection. If we ever doubted the importance and influence of… Read more »

Janan Ganesh and Stephan Shakespeare: The Network for the Post-Bureaucratic Age

Today David Cameron will be addressing a conference to launch The Network for the Post-Bureaucratic Age. You can read more… Read more »

Neil Pearce: Why I, as a Conservative trade unionist, believe the unions should cut their links with Labour

Neil Pearce is Chairman of East Ham Conservative Association and an active trade unionist in the GMB. The News of… Read more »

Richard Wellings: How the next government can lower business costs by simplifying the tax system

Dr Richard Wellings is Deputy Editorial Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs. Businesses are the key to a strong… Read more »

René Kinzett: In defence of the “Robin Hood Tax”

René Kinzett is Conservative candidate for Swansea West and leader of the Conservative Group on Swansea Council. Here he responds… Read more »

Hugo de Burgh: Controls on international students should discriminate – and it is in our interests to be very positive towards the Chinese

Hugo de Burgh is Director of The China Media Centre, a research institute and a business which pays its way… Read more »

Tariq Ahmad: The BNP’s ideology remains bigoted and divisive and it is the duty of the Conservative Party to counter their activities

Tariq Ahmad is Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party with responsibility for Cities and Diversity and also a Director of… Read more »