Tim Montgomerie: Can we talk about Germany without resorting to WWII imagery?
By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter This illustration of Richard Littlejohn’s column in today’s Daily Mail is typical. Isn’t it time… Read more »
Harriett Baldwin MP: Welfare could be localised and extra children shouldn’t always mean more benefits
Seven Conservative MPs have teamed up with the Centre for Policy Studies and ConHome to propose ideas to turbo charge… Read more »
Chris Skidmore MP: Any MP who decides to voluntarily change political party should resign and fight a by-election
Chris Skidmore MP is the MP for Kingswood It has been long-standing custom and practice that MPs are elected as… Read more »
Simon Walker: An Inspector Calls: The Health and Safety regime forces businesses to undertake unnecessary activity
Simon Walker became Director General of the Institute of Directors in October 2011. Previously he held senior executive posts at Reuters,… Read more »
Charlie Elphicke MP: Turbocharging growth
Charlie Elphicke is MP for Dover. In May 2010 the coalition Government came to office with the public finances shot… Read more »
Karen Bradley MP: Cut the 50p rate, cut corporation tax, cut capital gains tax
Charlie Elphicke introduces an eight part series of articles from Conservative MPs on turbocharging Britain's growth rate here. The series… Read more »
Brian Binley MP: Whose self-interest was it that led to this Euro mess?
Brian Binley is Conservative MP for Northampton South. On the occasion when the German polity decided to turn nasty in… Read more »
Tim Montgomerie: Technology will overtake media regulators but competition will protect consumers
By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter I was on the Today programme earlier with Paul Waugh and Jim Naughtie to very… Read more »
Dominic Raab MP: Red-tape in business is socially unjust, as well as being economically uncompetitive
Dominic Raab is Conservative MP for Esher and Walton. ‘Escaping the Strait Jacket: 10 Regulatory Reforms toCreate Jobs’ is published by… Read more »
Lord Ashcroft: The Leveson inquiry – it is revelations about the activities of the “quality” press that may yet be the most interesting
By Lord Ashcroft, KCMG It would be an understatement to say that I am looking forward, over the coming months,… Read more »
Dr Eamonn Butler: The idea of forcing the banks to keep more ‘safe’ assets at hand is equally misguided
Dr Eamonn Butler is director of the Adam Smith Institute. The briefing paper BankReform: Getting the Policy Right and the full report Bank… Read more »
Jonathan Isaby: Call it what it is: The Government should merge income tax and National Insurance
Jonathan Isaby is the Political Director of the TaxPayers’ Alliance Last month I wrote here on ConservativeHome about the TaxPayers' Alliance's… Read more »
John Glen MP: How to avoid becoming a fast food opposition
John Glen is MP for Salisbury and a member of the Defence Select Committee. Having sat through the debate called… Read more »
Iain Martin: If the Cameroons are going to be three years late to every party, why should the rest of us stand around talking politely and waiting for them to turn up?
By Iain Martin.Follow Iain on Twitter. One of the great underutilised voices of Fleet Street is Bruce Anderson. His grasp… Read more »
David Merlin-Jones: A strategy for economic growth
David Merlin-Jones is a Research Fellow in economics and energy at Civitas. The UK is still in an economic crisis, and… Read more »