Stephan Shakespeare: We live in un-visionary times
The year ends with the Tories well up, and Labour well down. It’s been an exciting few months, from the point of view of the horse-race. But how far have we really moved forward in the battle of...
View ArticleAndrew Lilico: Things to believe and to disbelieve about climate change
Until perhaps two years ago, whether climate change was occurring and whether it was anything to do with human activity were topics that politically-minded people debated. Greens urged that the...
View ArticlePeter Franklin: David Cameron doesn’t get the credit he deserves
94%. That’s David Cameron’s approval rating from the latest ConservativeHome readers’ survey. I don’t know what Vladimir Putin gets from the readers of UnitedRussiaHome, but it can’t be that much...
View ArticleLouise Bagshawe: Save the Gordon!
Merry Christmas to all, especially fellow Conservatives. It’s easy to live the season to be jolly when you’re hitting a steady 40% in most polls. And this time of year, we feel a particular need to be...
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Cameron Watt: Five for the future
After a rollercoaster of a political year, Conservatives end 2007 in good cheer. Cameron continues to grow in stature and has established a healthy lead in the polls. By contrast, Brown’s bottling and...
View ArticleGraeme Archer's Diary: Love, Actually
There’s a place for us. Somewhere, a place. For us. Hold my hand.*Hold my hand, and I’ll take you there. So, Saturday night, and like a few million others we’re agog at the X-factor final. I’m watching...
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Louise Bagshawe: In praise of Margaret Thatcher
I want to thank Tim Montgomerie and Sam Coates for the opportunity they gave me to write a column for ConHome this year. Partly, this chance was afforded me because Tim knows I have been a Cameroon...
View ArticleThis section of ConservativeHome.com has now closed
14th January: It has been replaced by CentreRight.com; thirty or so writers blogging short and longer pieces 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
View ArticleStephan Shakespeare: We live in un-visionary times
The year ends with the Tories well up, and Labour well down. It’s been an exciting few months, from the point of view of the horse-race. But how far have we really moved forward in the battle of...
View ArticleAndrew Lilico: Things to believe and to disbelieve about climate change
Until perhaps two years ago, whether climate change was occurring and whether it was anything to do with human activity were topics that politically-minded people debated. Greens urged that the...
View ArticlePeter Franklin: David Cameron doesn’t get the credit he deserves
94%. That’s David Cameron’s approval rating from the latest ConservativeHome readers’ survey. I don’t know what Vladimir Putin gets from the readers of UnitedRussiaHome, but it can’t be that much...
View ArticleLouise Bagshawe: Save the Gordon!
Merry Christmas to all, especially fellow Conservatives. It’s easy to live the season to be jolly when you’re hitting a steady 40% in most polls. And this time of year, we feel a particular need to be...
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Cameron Watt: Five for the future
After a rollercoaster of a political year, Conservatives end 2007 in good cheer. Cameron continues to grow in stature and has established a healthy lead in the polls. By contrast, Brown’s bottling and...
View ArticleGraeme Archer's Diary: Love, Actually
There’s a place for us. Somewhere, a place. For us. Hold my hand.*Hold my hand, and I’ll take you there. So, Saturday night, and like a few million others we’re agog at the X-factor final. I’m watching...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Louise Bagshawe: In praise of Margaret Thatcher
I want to thank Tim Montgomerie and Sam Coates for the opportunity they gave me to write a column for ConHome this year. Partly, this chance was afforded me because Tim knows I have been a Cameroon...
View ArticleThis section of ConservativeHome.com has now closed
14th January: It has been replaced by CentreRight.com; thirty or so writers blogging short and longer pieces 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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