UKIP, even further behind the Tories than they are behind Labour

The average Conservative majority in seats where UKIP finished second is 18,328 votes.

WATCH: Lord Feldman’s position is untenable, Mark Wallace tells the Daily Politics

Our Executive Editor also argues for a fully independent inquiry into the Clarke scandal.

Baker writes to Lord Feldman about alleged breaches of CCHQ’s EU referendum neutrality

The Conservatives for Britain Co-Chairman asks 24 questions about possible breaches of the Party Board’s decision to remain neutral.

Lord Feldman should not raise money for the Remain campaign

To do so would be a breach of the Party’s agreed neutrality, an abuse of his access to Tory donors, and a grave disservice to ordinary members.

Luke Springthorpe and Jack J. Matthews: The Young Conservatives’ time has come again

Our catch-all youth movement was created by necessity when members were few. We need more specialised organisations to build on our modern strengths.

Interview: “The power of such laws is that they change attitudes.” Hague on the 20th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act.

Opposed by Clarke and Heseltine, supported by Lilley and Portillo and backed by John Major as Prime Minister, it was the former Tory leader’s “proudest achievement”.

Whatever happened to all the gurus?

Last Parliament, the Government seemed to be guided by academics and their books. This Parliament, less so.

Eight reflections on the Conservative Party Conference

From the major speeches in the hall to the thuggish protesters outside, here is our conference run-down.

Cameron: The second best Tory leader of the past century

A new analysis has ranked every one of the Party’s 13 leaders to have contested a General Election since 1906.

Interview: Charles Moore describes how Thatcher was driven mad by her own side

Thatcher’s biographer captures the extreme precariousness of her position even as she confounded the Left and scored some of her greatest triumphs.

Andrew Gimson’s Conference Diary: Prince Henry’s cap fits

Plus: maintaining a sense of decorum and how a conference pass crisis was averted.

Andrew Gimson’s Conference Diary: Let’s treasure Corbyn

Plus: the problems with talking about Boris, and the benefits of drinking Guinness.

Lord Feldman: Welcome to Manchester – in the wake of a famous victory

There’s much to be glad about, but challenges remain.

The Conservative Party Board has agreed CCHQ resources will be kept neutral in the referendum

This is the right decision for the Party.

Keeping CCHQ resources neutral in the EU referendum is best for the cohesion of the Conservative Party

ConservativeHome was among the first to raise the issue – now the Party Board is weighing up a crucial decision.