Matthew Groves: When it is not necessary to change it is necessary not to change
Matthew Groves was a Conservative Councillor in Surrey for eight years before running for Parliament in Plymouth Moor View at… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: Tell Conservatives to avoid attacking “multiculturalism” when they attack multiculturalism
By Andrew Lilico Yesterday, Harry Phibbs on ToryDiary told us we should avoid attacking "multiculturalism." He was careful to emphasise that this… Read more »
Dr Lee Rotherham: Some questions for the new “Centre for British Influence Through Europe”
Dr Lee Rotherham is author of The EU in a Nutshell (Harriman House, 2012). This evening, if long-touted media diaries still hold,… Read more »
Jeremy Wright MP: The state doesn’t have a monopoly on good ideas when it comes to cutting reoffending
Jeremy Wright is Member of Parliament for Kenilworth and Southam. If you are a victim of crime, the chances are… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: Two kinds of recession, and why neither fiscal nor monetary stimulus always works
Household income and expenditure needs can be variable from year to year. Some years income-earners become unemployed or temporarily sick… Read more »
Greg Clark MP: EU renegotiation can be achieved
Greg Clark is Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Tunbridge Wells. Most Tuesdays he will be writing… Read more »
Bernard Jenkin MP: Clegg’s hypocrisy on boundary changes
Bernard Jenkin is the Member of Parliament for Harwich and North Essex and Chairman of the Public Administration Select Committee. Follow Bernard… Read more »
Jonathan Isaby: This Conservative-led Government has raised tax more than twice as often as it has cut it
Jonathan Isaby is Political Director of the TaxPayers’ Alliance I suspect John Redwood was articulating the views of many ConHome… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: What Jonathan Portes gets wrong and why
Follow Andrew on Twitter. Jonathan Portes is head of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, an overtly and… Read more »
John Baron MP: Let’s place legislation on the Statute Book in this Parliament for a referendum in the next
John Baron is the Member of Parliament for Basildon and Billericay, and a former Shadow Health Minister. If six months… Read more »
James Frayne: The power of emotion in political campaigns
James Frayne is a political and corporate communications consultant. He was previously a Director of Communications in Government and worked… Read more »
Spencer Pitfield of the Conservative Policy Forum: Six questions for Conservative members about Europe
Dr Spencer Pitfield, is the National Voluntary Director of the Conservative Policy Forum (CPF), a national group chaired by Oliver Letwin MP that… Read more »
Stephen McPartland MP: My campaign to stop big companies dodging tax
Stephen McPartland is Member of Parliament for Stevenage and has written to the Chief Executives of all the FTSE 100… Read more »
Gavin Barwell MP: The Holocaust teaches us what educated people are capable of doing in certain circumstances – and just how many people will ‘follow orders’
Gavin Barwell is Member of Parliament for Croydon Central. Follow Gavin on Twitter. Each year, on the 27th January –… Read more »
Catherine Marcus: No, Zoe Williams – it is not anti-feminist to be concerned about the effects of pornography on young teenagers
Catherine Marcus is a writer. Growing up is always hard. Growing up today is infinitely more so. Part of growing… Read more »