A Half Sprint, Not a Race | Sarah Stook
In the old adage, the Hare is so arrogant that the Tortoise decides to challenge him to a race. The Hare is so confident that he decides to take a nap halfway through the...
Category: Comment
The resolute approach: the case for Dominic Raab │ Daniel Cremin
Few should be under any illusions about the seriousness of the position the Conservative Party has placed itself in as a consequence of May’s reign of error. The achievement of a form of Brexit...
Why we should all be #PreparedForPriti – On common ground and compromise │ Greg Allman
Part of the 2010 Club dubbed “the new right”, Patel was quickly identified as future star for the Conservative Party. Born to Gujarati parents, who later settled in Uganda in the 60’s before fleeing...
How £20,000 is more than £40million │ Angus Gillan
On a day of protests against the US President Donald Trump’s State Visit to the United Kingdom a strange sight appeared in Westminster Square and in the papers. What greeted us in the streets,...
Why I’m Avid for Sajid Javid │ Cllr. Tom Davies
With so many MPs having put forward their candidacy we’re at risk of getting lost in all the noise, one-upmanship and occasionally innuendo. However, for me one contender clearly stands out as the best...
An EU Election Analysis | Sarah Stook
Final Results: Brexit Party- 5,248,533- 30.5% Liberal Democrats- 3,367,284- 19.6% Labour Party- 2,347,255- 13.6% Green Party- 2,023,380- 11.8% Conservative Party- 1,512,809- 8.8% Scottish National Party- 594,553- 3.6% Other, including Plaid Cymru and Change UK-...
May: A Complicated Legacy? | Sarah Stook
Theresa May’s press conference on the 21st May 2019 was unlike any other. As she pressed for Withdrawal Vote 4, she must have known the barrage of criticism that would come out as soon...
Three core reasons Steve Baker should be the next Prime Minister │ George Santos
Of all the Tory leadership names floating around Steve Baker is the one with the best Eurosceptic credentials. Only a few dozen Tory MPs voted against the Withdrawal Agreement the last time it came...
Australia’s lessons for restoring faith in politics │ Angus Gillan
Forget the superficial, we care about the tangible: Governance and the New South Wales Liberals. The result of the 18th May 2019 Australian federal election hangs in the balance, yet one thing is certain....
How to Solve a Problem Like CCHQ | Sarah Stook
Conservative Central Office (CCO) was founded in 1871, becoming the Conservative Campaign Headquarters/ CCHQ in 2014. Based in the heart of London, Westminster to be precise, CCHQ is the centre of the Conservative Party. ...
