Stanley Johnson: The Government’s plans to sell off England’s forests are a disaster in the making
Stanley Johnson is an environmentalist and author who is a former Conservative MEP and parliamentary candidate. He is also a… Read more »
Mark Field MP: The North/South electoral divide has been obliterated and replaced by an urban/non-urban divide
Mark Field is Conservative MP for Cities of London and Westminster. A relative sense of electoral complacency may be the… Read more »
The Parliamentary Conservative party is moving from Euroscepticism towards supporting withdrawal from the EU
Peter Bone is Conservative MP for Wellingborough. Jonathan Isaby's article earlier today on Conservative Home accurately recorded that twnety Conservative… Read more »
Heather Blake: If human rights is to be fundamental to foreign policy, the Government must seek justice over the death of Sergei Magnitsky
Heather Blake is a member of the Conservative Human Rights Commission. Two years after the false arrest, torture while in… Read more »
Brandon Lewis MP: Getting more companies into our schools and colleges will help ensure that students acquire the skills businesses require
Brandon Lewis is MP for Great Yarmouth. Further education allows people to get that extra foot on the ladder of… Read more »
JP Floru: Scary Tories in the forests! (Why let the truth stand in the way of a Scary Tory Story?)
By JP Floru Socialists want you to be terrified when you think of forests. In the absence of a policy… Read more »
Steve Baker MP: We must robustly and resolutely condemn fraud and error in the EU budget
Steve Baker is MP for Wycombe. Today in the House of Commons, MPs will be asked to spend 90 minutes… Read more »
Bill Cash MP: Stopping EU economic governance and repatriating EU regulations would transform the British economic landscape
Bill Cash is MP for Stone. Last week, Ken Clarke was reported in several national newspapers stating that “we face… Read more »
Stewart Jackson MP: We mustn’t let our children’s futures suffer as a result of Labour’s policy of uncontrolled immigration
Stewart Jackson is MP for Peterborough. Naturally, the Coalition Government is rightly focused on a wide front in terms of… Read more »
Robin Simcox: Democracy promotion and the problem of legacy in U.S. politics
It is generally Ronald Reagan, not George H.W. Bush, who is given credit for ending the Cold War – despite… Read more »
Charlie Elphicke MP: A new fund to deliver growth from smaller businesses
Smaller businesses have been finding it hard to get the finance they need to create more jobs and money. A… Read more »
Interview with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili
Prior to the Russian invasion of Georgia in August 2008, and the occupation of one fifth of its country by… Read more »
Radio 4 Analysis tonight – Radical Economics: Yo Hayek!
My colleague Jamie Whyte – author of Bad Thoughts: A Guide to Clear Thinking and Head of Research and Publishing at… Read more »
Lord Mackay of Clashfern: Christians should not be forced to act against their beliefs by equality laws
Lord Mackay of Clashfern served as Lord Chancellor under both Margaret Thatcher and John Major between 1987 and 1997. He… Read more »
Robert Kaye: Cut pressure on our prisons by deporting foreign criminals and by treating more drug addicts and the mentally ill elsewhere
Robert Kaye is a public affairs consultant and a former adviser on Justice to the Conservative Party. He is author… Read more »