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Labour should practise what it preaches on housing Labour claim they will be radical, but on housing they stand for the status quo

24th January 2019 by Harry Phibbs

Power in local government is particularly important to a political party that is in opposition nationally. For a start there is the impact on morale of council election results. Politicians can dismiss (or pretend to dismiss) opinion polls. Real elections cannot be so easily brushed aside. So local elections are taken, quite reasonably, as a […]

The dead hand of the state – not capitalism – has failed young people The local elections show a pro-freedom, low-tax message can resonate with voters

20th May 2018 by Jack Powell and Matt Gillow

As members of the Conservative Party under the age of 50, we are a rare breed. We’ve lost count of how many times we’ve been asked why we vote Conservative — and not Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour, who are “clearly so much better for young people”. Often, when confronted with this question, we refer to our […]

Blue or red – now it matters Why the swing towards socialism cannot last

24th October 2017 by Marc Gilbard

Tug of war with hands pulling rope in opposite directions

Why the swing towards socialism cannot last. […]

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labour party

Labour should practise what it preaches on housing Labour claim they will be radical, but on housing they stand for the status quo

The dead hand of the state – not capitalism – has failed young people The local elections show a pro-freedom, low-tax message can resonate with voters

Blue or red – now it matters Why the swing towards socialism cannot last

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