I write this as a counter to Jacob Barden’s article opposing the new immigration path introduced by the Home Secretary Priti Patel for the people of Hong Kong who are fleeing the tyranny of...
As many of you will be aware, in the face of democratic crisis of Hong Kong, the United Kingdom has made a pledge to the citizens of Hong Kong that it shall take in...
With the potential welcoming of over two million three hundred thousand Hong Kongers this month by Dominic Raab, plus a burgeoning population in the South East, the traditional right of every landowner to build...
When the National Union of Students was founded all the way back in 1922, it had a simple aim. That aim was to bring different higher education institutions together, working together and furthering the...
For many young people, today owning a place of their own is an unrealistic pipe dream. Different politicians have tried to address this problem through a variety of methods: whilst Labour has suggested increasing...
In the 2017 General Election, only 43% of 18-24 year olds voted. That number went down to a rather low 36% in the 2016 European Union referendum. It’s pretty clear from this that the...
A core tenet of Conservatism is that of owning your own home. As Margaret Thatcher said in 1975, “if a Tory does not believe that private property is one of the man bulwarks of...
Cast your mind back to Philip Hammond’s first budget back in March; opinion polls strongly in his favour, however with only a wafer-thin majority and no manifesto to back up the new party leadership,...
Over the course of Conservative Party Conference 2017, housing was a major discussion: from Theresa May’s final speech to The Tax Payers Alliance discussing intergenerational unfairness, the topic of housing could not be escaped....
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