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Henry Higgins: Food security is the missing pillar of Conservative Housing Policy
4+ hour, 33+ min ago (275+ words) Cllr Henry Higgins is the founder of Blackridge Planning Insight and a councillor in Hillingdon Earlier this year the government published its Land Use Framework for England. It is the most important document about British land use in a generation…...
Georgia Gilholy: The Assisted Dying Bill has a dangerous reality beneath it
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (653+ words) Georgia L Gilholy is a journalist. Today, Brontë’s semi-autobiographical protagonist might simply have been offered death as a remedy for her mental distress. Belgium legalised euthanasia in 2002 for adults suffering from a serious and incurable medical condition causing “constant and…...
Burnham is less 'same-same but different' - as same same same
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (1162+ words) I was in Thailand twenty five years ago when I first came across one of my favourite phrases. My mum, a teacher, had taken a role in private school in Bangkok and moved out there with my stepfather and brother....
Kimberley Harmer: Escaping domestic violence people can get out and the bruises fade - but the words don't
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (1524+ words) Kimberley Harmer is CDG national Deputy chairman, CPF Regional Ambassador for Humber and Yorkshire, Senior Caseworker for Charlie Dewhirst MP. and a VAWG & Gender Based violence Advisor. There is a sentence that many survivors of domestic abuse understand instinctively: “The…...
Do Reform want to win?
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (597+ words) As is almost always the case, I was, yet again, proven right. In all honesty, it’s fast becoming a trend that I am growing tired of. Repeatedly, I have to shoehorn ‘I told you so’ into conversations at the pub....
David Barton: Placemaking and its key role in communities
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (621+ words) There is so much that can be done now, such as the production of Neighbourhood Plans. The post David Barton: Placemaking and its key role in communities appeared first on Conservative Home....
James Windsor-Clive: When did Britain take its eye of the ball when it comes to risk-appetite?
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (1083+ words) James Windsor-Clive was the Conservative candidate for the Ealing Central and Acton at the 2024 general election. The UK is in the doldrums. Incomes have stagnated for the best part of two decades, and people have little hope of fortunes improving....
PMQs - Badenoch and Burnham clash over defence spending, again, with point scoring back on both sides
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (71+ words) The Prime Minister outlined 'the Labour way' of funding defence, the Leader of the Opposition told him not only was he wrong, but he simply doesn't know where he's getting the money for any of his plans defence or otherwise....
James Esses: At last - we are a Conservative party in name and nature
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (430+ words) Cllr James Esses represents High Barnet Ward on Barnet Council and a prospective parliamentary Candidate. I recently discovered a new word in a fiery game of Scrabble against my wife (don’t judge – I have a newborn son and Scrabble is…...
Annunziata Rees-Mogg: Feelings are not an economic plan
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (920+ words) There was something revealing about John Healey’s speech on Monday. At a moment when Britain desperately needs an economic strategy, the Chancellor offered something closer to economic cognitive therapy: retraining us to believe that if growth feels possible, it will…...