It is entirely right that government should take risks – especially with the most innovative and groundbreaking voluntary organisations.
The rise of the welfare state – and of corporate welfare – has encourage people to ignore where wealth comes from.
Governments should seek happiness for their people, but must ask what the happiness statistics actually record.
Modernisation of the current arrangements for leases would bring the arrangements into line with modern housing choices.
What if instead of a narrative concentrated on restricting human rights, the Government argued instead that in some key respects they haven’t gone far enough?
Our modern way of life is fundamentally unsupportive of returning soldiers.
We think they’re mistaken. They simply think we’re evil. And their error may have contributed to the failure of the polls.
We must not shrink from the opportunity posed by majority government to reclaim the mantles of compassion and social justice from the left.
It is quite right for us to preach the virtues of personal responsibility, but only if we foster the conditions within which virtue is nurtured.
Everyone needs a decent night’s rest, but the poorest workers are least likely to get it.
PC is underpinned by the ideology of the post-modern left which seeks to improve the lot of groups regarded as under-privileged by restricting the rights of those regarded as over-privileged.
The Chief Whip was speaking at the launch event of Tim Montgomerie’s Good Right project. His speech should be read and remembered.
This is a social justice issue: people with lower incomes aspire to get married, but face significantly higher financial and cultural barriers to doing so.
Raised by a single mother on a council estate, and a devotee of social justice, the Welsh Secretary has been making waves.
Britain’s deprivation measures have failed to account for the many dimensions of poverty, and our Government is right to redress this imbalance.