Curb the demonstrations. Cut the admin. Don’t require police attendance at household incidents where they has been no crime. The policing degree should be scrapped. A police equivalent of Sandhurst should be introduced.
A Westminister local, Barnes follows the common tendency towards ‘local champions’ in recent selections.
After two hundred years, we are finally repealing the Vagrancy Act. So why are ministers reviving its awful approach with clauses targeting “nuisance rough sleeping”?
Efforts to deepen the purse of patronage are, at least in part, understandable. But yesterday’s headlines perhaps illustrate the downside risk for prime ministers who indulge too freely in so doing.
The Party Chairman on the constitutional review, membership, the coming Conservative Conference, candidate selection and Carol Vorderman’s false accusations against him, which she was compelled to retract.
Covid-19 has unleashed a global learning crisis for children, but there is a unique opportunity for investment in girls’ education.
As an old European Conservatives and Reformists hand, our columnist has centre-right connections in the EU, Europe, America – and worldwide.
More women. Fewer minorities. Lots of councillors and former candidates. And fewer married people. Our complete guide to the new intake of Tory MPs.
By aligning pedicab operations with the established norms of governing private hire vehicles like Uber or London’s iconic Black Cabs, we can uphold high standards of service and safety across London.