Greg Clark MP: Why shouldn’t cities bid for Work Programme contracts?
Greg Clark is Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Tunbridge Wells. Follow Greg on Twitter. While they’re still… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: Don’t make the so-called surveillance scandal a propaganda coup for Beijing
Garvan Walshe was National and International Security Policy Adviser for the Conservative Party until 2008. Follow Garvan on Twitter. I… Read more »
Jesse Norman MP: It’s time for the Co-op to ballot its members about its relationship with Labour
Jesse Norman is the Member of Parliament for Hereford and South Herefordshire. His new biography of Edmund Burke has just… Read more »
Now that it is no longer secret, is the Bilderberg Group losing its cachet?
By Harry PhibbsFollow Harry on Twitter For a secretive outfit, the Bilderberg Group is getting lots of publicity. I remember hearing… Read more »
Iain Dale’s Friday Diary: The climate change industry must stop trying to silence its critics
Follow Iain on Twitter. Iain also blogs at www.iaindale.com. Iain Dale presents LBC 97.3 Drivetime programme 4-8pm every weekday. The biggest talking point… Read more »
Nick Pickles: The vicious building-up and tearing-down of Tulisa
Nick Pickles is Director of the civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch, and a music photographer whose work can be… Read more »
Greg Clark: Balls’s “iron discipline” is fit only for the scrapheap
Greg Clark is Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Tunbridge Wells. Follow Greg on Twitter. Many things have… Read more »
Henry Hill: Stormont bars convicted terrorists from special advisor positions
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »
Emre Özdermir: Turkish protests are a demand for respect
Emre Özdemir is a foreign policy analyst and automotive industry manager. He has sent this column from Istanbul, where he… Read more »
Marina Kim: Why we need a statutory register of lobbyists now
The Mercer scandal has underlined the importance of introducing a statutory register of lobbyists with access to Parliament. It is… Read more »
Grant Shapps: We’re getting the big decisions right – and Miliband has nothing to offer
Grant Shapps is Chairman of the Conservative Party and MP for Welwyn Hatfield MPs return from recess this morning with… Read more »
Louise Mensch: I’m a Conservative who loves heavy metal – here’s why
Rock music and heavy metal. It’s not the first thing you’d associate with the Conservative party, I suppose. But music… Read more »
Iain Dale: Hold on a second, Vince Cable actually has a point
Follow Iain on Twitter. Iain also blogs at www.iaindale.com. Iain Dale presents LBC 97.3 Drivetime programme 4-8pm every weekday. So Vince Cable is… Read more »
Peter Hoskin: Hay has gone political; if only politics would go Hay
Clouds swell against the Welsh hills, projecting rain on to the trees, tents and bookshops below. But the thunderstorms – the really… Read more »
Henry Hill: The implications of London devolution
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »