by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 3rd February 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
ConservativeHome has received an official explainer of the Malthouse Compromise, and offers it without comment for the interest of our readers. The Malthouse Compromise Parliament may shortly face a binary choice over leaving the European Union with an agreed...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 3rd February 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
John Strafford is Chairman of the Campaign for Conservative Democracy. The Conservative Party faces an unprecedented existential threat. This arises because there is a wide gap between the hierarchy of the Party, backed by parts of the Parliamentary Party, and the...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 2nd February 2019 | General, Politics
Holly Whitbread is an Epping Forest District councillor and currently works as a Parliamentary Researcher. Up and down the country, unruly teens plague our streets. They are often fueled by alcohol and in some circumstances illegal substances. Anti-Social Behaviour...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 2nd February 2019 | General, Politics
Gibb calls for a ban on mobile phones in schools “Mobile phones should be banned in schools to help pupils concentrate on learning, the schools minister has said. Nick Gibb is concerned that too many children are using mobile phones at night and arriving at...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 2nd February 2019 | General, Politics
It has become something of a truism – albeit not one widely acknowledged by its advocates – that constitutional reforms seldom if ever have the effect intended by their architects. Rob Ford sums it up nicely: devolution didn’t stabilise the...
by Jason Tyler (Webby) | 2nd February 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics
Nick Hargrave is a former Downing Street Special adviser where he worked for both David Cameron and Theresa May. He now works for Portland, the communications consultancy. It is fair to say that Conservatives like me are a little dissatisfied with the direction of our...
