Andrew Kennedy: The pluses and minuses of national membership of the Party

I strongly support the move in principle, but there are serious questions about the practical implications for standing orders, data and income.

Garry Heath: At this conference, our new leadership has a chance to show our members a little bit of love

Either we widen the membership of political parties and change the way they are funded, or the next stop will be a UK-style Donald Trump.

John Moss: With the CCHQ Survey, a conversation with the voters is more important than “Voting Intention”

An old-fashioned, minimalist approach to information gathering is not enough to keep us properly engaged with the electorate.

McLoughlin must restore the Conservative youth wing

The alternative is that somebody else will do it – and this has already started.

McLoughlin announces new top CCHQ team – including a Vice-Chairman for Training

Namely, Anthea McIntyre – an experienced political hand who, like the Party Chairman, cut her political teeth in the Young Conservatives.

Andrew Kennedy: The new CCHQ canvass script. Tortuous, winding, time-consuming – and completely invaluable

Once explained, I immediately understood the need to change – but also the need to explain that change to our volunteers if we were going to make it a success.

Andrew Kennedy: The urban and northern challenge for our new Party Chairman, Patrick McLoughlin

If we are to be a truly national Party, we must have in place a structure which enables us to hear, absorb and reflect the views of the entire United Kingdom.

A very (ahem) courageous reshuffle, Prime Minister!

It is bold, radical and Brexiteering – sweeping in ambition, severe in spirit, loyalist in composition and almost entirely devoid of the spirit of reconciliation.

Profile: Nick Timothy, May’s thinker-in-chief and co-Chief of Staff

He represents a proudly provincial conservatism, in which the condition of the striving classes, and of the industries on which they depend, matter a hundred times more than the City of London.

Garry Heath: Party members need to have their say in this leadership election

The Party needs to treat its members with respect and be a far more democratic in its structure.

The Conservative leadership contest. Cameron’s plan to stop Johnson.

There is a strong case for appointing a new Party Chairman who is neutral between the contenders.

Who is safeguarding the Conservative Party’s referendum neutrality policy?

The case of a little-known organisation based out of an Association office raises some rather troubling questions.

Over half of party member respondents to our survey have no confidence in the Feldman Review

Roughly a quarter have confidence, and much the same proportion don’t know.

The Feldman Review. Drop MCAs, back federations.

The latest iteration has good bits, some bad bits – and nothing substantial to boost ownership of the Party by its members.

Robert Halfon: This review of the Conservative Party’s structure is essential to a successful future

Throughout our history, our party has been at its best and most successful when we have reformed when necessary.