Peter Franklin: The benefits of real free trade in carbon
This is an extract from the forthcoming collection of essays 'Green conservatism: protecting the environment through open markets'. Similar collections… Read more »
Justine Greening MP: The key question on international aid is this – do you want to shape the world, or be shaped by it?
The fifth piece in our series looking at the arguments for and against international aid is by Justine Greening MP, Secretary… Read more »
Mark Lehain: Today is the Bedford Free School’s first birthday – we have all learned so much
Mark Lehain is the founder and Principal of Bedford Free School. Today marks two very important anniversaries for Bedford Free… Read more »
George Bathurst: Cameron’s defeat in the Syria vote shows how urgently Conservative Renewal is needed
George Bathurst is a Conservative councillor for Windsor, Lead Member for Policy & Performance at RBWM and one of the… Read more »
Nick Boles MP: With power comes responsibility – Conservative councils must say Yes to Homes
Nick Boles is Minister for Planning and Development and the Member of Parliament for Grantham and Stamford. Yes to Homes, a campaign… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: Some thoughts about the improving UK economic data
The UK economic data released over the summer have been extremely strong. The most closely-watched survey numbers suggest that the… Read more »
Jeremy Hunt: Why we will not repeat Labour’s mistakes on NHS IT spending
Jeremy Hunt MP is Secretary of State for Health and MP for South-West Surrey. Follow Jeremy on Twitter. Every day, all… Read more »
Alun Cairns MP and Rob Wilson MP: Sense and nonsense on the Lobbying Bill – a response to ConservativeHome and others
Alun Cairns is the Member of Parliament for Vale of Glamorgan and Rob Wilson is the Member of Parliament for Reading East…. Read more »
Gillian Guy: The cost of living is the nation’s most pressing issue – neglect it at your peril
Gillian Guy is Chief Executive of Citizens Advice. Living costs is not a Party Political issue, and if David Cameron truly wants… Read more »
Philip Davies MP: Overseas aid is a failed policy – we should put our own people first
Philip Davies is the Member of Parliament for Shipley and Parliamentary Spokesman for Blue Collar Conservatism. For more information about… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: For constitutional reasons, William Hague should resign over the Syria vote
Many Conservatives opposed William Hague's Syria policy. I supported him. Some Conservatives and many non-Conservatives have condemned his presentation of… Read more »
Imtiaz Ameen: As a British Muslim, I believe we must act in Syria for moral, strategic and symbolic reasons
Imtiaz Ameen was Conservative candidate for Blackburn at the 2005 general election, is a former councillor in Dewsbury and writes a… Read more »
Julia Manning: I am proud that Britain uses diplomacy and reason, not “clinical strikes” and rage
Julia Manning is Chief Executive of 2020Health. Follow Julia on Twitter. What denotes a country’s international standing? It’s economic, military or foreign… Read more »
Jessica Espey: Smart aid policies mean we can conquer age-old evils, to all our benefit
The first piece in ConHome's UK Aid series is written by Jess Espey, Senior Research and Policy Adviser at Save… Read more »
Benedict Rogers: David Cameron walks tall, but was failed by pygmies
Benedict Rogers is a human rights activist, a former Parliamentary Candidate, and is Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party Human… Read more »