Simon Burns MP: Paul Goodman is wrong. The NHS Bill DOES cut bureaucracy.
Simon Burns is MP for Chelmsford and is a Minister of State at the Department for Health. It is extremely… Read more »
Roger Helmer MEP: Is this the last gasp of €uro-think?
By Roger Helmer MEP. Follow Roger on Twitter. Never, I think, have I seen two such dramatically contrasting articles on… Read more »
Margot James MP: The Government should use NHS savings to start properly funding adult social care
Margot James is the Member of Parliament for Stourbridge. Social care has never been free at the point of delivery… Read more »
Nick de Bois MP: Why the Government must not retreat on the health bill
Nick de Bois is the MP for Enfield North Tim is completely right that the Conservative Party has got itself… Read more »
Karl McCartney MP: Network Rail is too complex, unaccountable and untouchable – it must change
Karl McCartney is the Member of Parliament for Lincoln. Hearing the news that bosses of Network Rail have been ‘persuaded’… Read more »
Robert Kaye: If today’s ruling is not appealed, the Government should give local authorities the power to hold prayers at council meetings
Robert Kaye is a Senior Parliamentary Adviser to Nick Herbert and a former adviser on justice at CCHQ. Bideford Town Council… Read more »
Dr Samantha Callan: The Government should use all available measures to help prevent family breakdown
Dr Samantha Callan is Chairman-in-Residence, leading on Family, Early Years and Mental Health, at the Centre for Social Justice. National Marriage… Read more »
Sayeeda Warsi: As Conservatives it is our duty to support the NHS Bill
Earlier Tim Montgomerie wrote that the NHS Bill was a grave threat to David Cameron's chances of re-election. Sayeeda Warsi,… Read more »
John Howell MP: Proof that Conservative MPs are interested in a wide range of subjects, disproving the old stereotypes
John Howell OBE is MP for Henley and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Leader of the House, Sir George Young…. Read more »
Dale Bassett: The Government must keep reforming public services – or risk wasting its time in office
Dale Bassett is the Research Director of Reform. Given Andrew Lansley’s difficulties over the health reform Bill, it is unsurprising that ConservativeHome… Read more »
John Glen MP and Karen Lumley MP: The coup d’etat in the Maldives must be stopped
John Glen is the MP for Salisbury and Karen Lumley is the MP for Redditch Most people will perceive the… Read more »
Lord Risby: Grain, gas, and troubles with corruption – the future of the Ukraine
Lord Risby is Chairman of the British Ukrainian Society Ukraine has not been enjoying favourable publicity of late. The trial… Read more »
Lord Ashcroft: James Harding is a victim of The Times’ Legal Manager’s serial dishonesty
By Lord Ashcroft, KCMG This week James Harding endured every editor’s nightmare: he appeared on the front-page of his own… Read more »
John Glen MP: Lord Bates’s three thousand mile walk from Greece to London
John Glen is the MP for Salisbury On Good Friday 2011, Michael Bates (Lord Bates) set off on a 3000-mile… Read more »
Rob Leitch: Cameron and Lansley’s health reforms show woeful political judgement
Robert Leitch is a Parliamentary researcher and Chairman of CarePlus, a charity which works with the elderly in South East London. In the… Read more »