The Cabinet reappointment that could put Corbyn in power

The campaign has exposed weaknesses in the CCHQ machine. A new broom is required. But May has sent for the old one.

Tim Bale: The Conservatives who threatened to vote UKIP. All mouth and no trousers.

Yet even if their concerns don’t ultimately lead to them backing someone else, these shouldn’t simply be dismissed as having no consequences.

Iain Dale: The election expenses allegations – and the mysterious absence of Feldman

Well, it’s been quite a week, hasn’t it?

Conservative donations dipped sharply after the EU referendum. How might Party finances be restored?

The loss of Feldman, the hopelessness of Corbyn and Eurosceptic donor fatigue all play their part. CCHQ says it has a plan to get the money rolling in again.

Andrew Kennedy: This may be our last chance to group Associations together to win the victories we need

It is possible that the Party may end this new year in a weaker position than before the 2015 election if CCHQ doesn’t act quickly.

Andrew Kennedy: Who were the best Conservative Party Chairmen in modern times?

Lord Woolton (pictured right) was the greatest-ever, rebuilding the Conservatives after the war. But here are my favourite five.

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.

McLoughlin must restore the Conservative youth wing

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

Alexander Temerko: Out go Cameron’s clip-voiced Etonians. In comes McLoughlin, Tory working class hero.

The former pit worker is the man to make the Conservatives a true One Nation party.

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.

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.

Feldman’s Conservative Party Review says too little about councillors

The need to reform the Conservative Councillors Association is ignored.

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.