Donal Blaney: “The mind can absorb no more than the seat can endure”
Every week the Co-Founder and Chief Executive of the Young Britons’ Foundation, Donal Blaney, explains one of Morton Blackwell’s Laws… Read more »
Jesse Norman and Janan Ganesh: Nothing to do with George W Bush
This is the third of a four-part serialisation of ‘Compassionate Conservatism – What it is, Why we need it’ –… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: What could go wrong with Project Cameron?
Stephan Shakespeare is founder and CEO of YouGov. Project Cameron is going extremely well. Being a pollster I am naturally… Read more »
Jesse Norman and Janan Ganesh: Needed – a connected society
We argued yesterday that the right has lacked a positive vision of society to defend in the face of an… Read more »
Jesse Norman and Janan Ganesh: Compassionate Conservatism
In the first of a series of articles Jesse Norman and Janan Ganesh explore the meaning and importance of compassionate… Read more »
David T Breaker: We need a planning rethink
David is an A-level politics student at a Kent grammar school. He will start studying philosophy, politics and economics at… Read more »
Brian Jenner: Ten ways to liven up your Conservative Association
This is Brian’s fifth Platform piece for ConservativeHome. Brian runs a blog on the subject of speechwriting. I have a… Read more »
Mike Denham: Let freedom ring
Mike Denham blogs for the TaxPayers’ Alliance A happy Tax Freedom Day to one and all! We’ve finally paid off… Read more »
Donal Blaney: You can’t save the world if you can’t pay the rent
Every week the Co-Founder and Chief Executive of the Young Britons’ Foundation, Donal Blaney, explains one of Morton Blackwell’s Laws… Read more »
Graeme Archer: Conservatives should oppose partnership “rights” for co-habiting couples
The Law Commission is about to propose the creation of a set of "marriage-lite" rights for couples who choose to… Read more »
Shane Greer: Our duty to keep the military option in play
Shane Greer is a student of international law and the Conservative Party candidate for Clydebank Waterfront in the 2007 local… Read more »
Neil O’Brien: Can Europe Ever Learn to Listen?
Neil O’Brien is Director of Open Europe. Open Europe is a think tank that believes that ‘ever closer union’ has… Read more »
Donal Blaney: One big reason is better than many little reasons
Every week the Co-Founder and Chief Executive of the Young Britons’ Foundation, Donal Blaney, explains one of Morton Blackwell’s Laws… Read more »
Jeremy Brier: Signal failure – it’s now Tube policy to ignore fare-dodgers for fear of assault
Jeremy Brier, Barrister and former World Debating Champion. Having foolishly left my bag on a tube train two nights ago… Read more »
Nick Cuff: A nasty dose of centralism
Nick Cuff is a Councillor in the London Borough of Wandsworth and works in public policy. The New Labour Project… Read more »