Swivel-eyed Euro-enthusiasts

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter I've joined the great national debate about swivelling eyes in the Daily Telegraph this morning. … Read more »

The city as a home

Though mostly occupied with his fellow liberals, David Goodhart also lays down a challenge to conservatives: “…the right remains attached… Read more »

The Government’s planning reforms look like another policy that will anger the Tory grassroots

By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. There's a section of James Forsyth's Mail on Sunday column that's worth noting: "George… Read more »

Prince Charles

The Bible tells us that a prophet has no honour in his own land. As a man of faith, Prince… Read more »

The three kinds of compassionate conservatism

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter In the latest ConservativeHome survey we asked respondents to rate the importance of 23 policy… Read more »

Cameron’s letter to Huhne praises his contribution to creating “greenest government ever”

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. Chris Huhne has resigned and in his letter to Mr Huhne the Prime Minister… Read more »

Three political implications of the prosecution of Chris Huhne

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. Chris Huhne will be charged with perverting the course of justice. Every person is… Read more »

Labour’s Tom Harris MP tells the House what he had for breakfast

By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter In the spirit of accountability, speaking at Environment, Food, & Rural Affairs questions yesterday, Labour… Read more »

Boris declares the end of the beginning of the beginning of campaigning against HS2

By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter Today's Sunday Telegraph carries the following Boris quote: "I am not viscerally hostile. I… Read more »

Tory MPs raise their grievances, hopes and caution with Justine Greening over HS2

By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter After Justine Greening's announcement giving the go-ahead for a high speed rail network, High Speed… Read more »

In historic rejection of Climate Change Plan A, Canada’s Conservative government pulls out of Kyoto

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter Cameron may have said "no" to Europe. Canada's Conservative Government has said "no" to the… Read more »

Chris Huhne’s “Lord, make me chaste – but not yet” agreement

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter Chris Huhne is very excited about the Durban climate agreement but for once I have… Read more »

Green groups should look beyond Osborne’s rhetoric and admire Huhne’s deeds

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter The Government may be planning a ten-fold increase in the number of wind turbines to… Read more »

“Without a healthy environment we don’t have an economy, we don’t have a future” says Zac Goldsmith MP

By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter Zac Goldsmith would rather be known by the term "effective backbencher", than "rebellious backbencher". In… Read more »

5/10 Tests for the Autumn Statement: Will Osborne bring economic sense to environmental policies?

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter At the Manchester Party Conference George Osborne appeared to become a multilateralist on climate change…. Read more »