Follow us on Twitter
Tags
2015 Accountability AV Big Society Campaigning Change Coalition Commentators Communication Communities Conservatism David Cameron Delivery Economy Education Elections Environment EU Foreign Affairs Gordon Brown Governing Health Internal Politicking Labour Leadership Living in Britain Localism Making a Difference Modernisation Money Morals Narrative New Politics Post-Bureaucratic Age Public services Re-engaging Voters Responsibility Social Media Social Mobility Society Tax Transparency USA Welfare What NextArchives
Categories
Meta
-
Authors
Tag Archives: Union
Even if it’s a joke, Kelvin MacKenzie’s idea for a southern party is worrying
I hope Kelvin MacKenzie’s call for a ‘Southern Party’ is a joke. If it’s not, and it’s at all indicative of wider centre-right thinking about the future of the UK, we should be nervous: because it’s deeply worrying, utterly wrong, and profoundly … Continue reading
Could the SNP turn the 2014 Commonwealth games into a pro-independence rally?
In 2 years’ time Glasgow hosts the Commonwealth Games. It’s long been assumed that the SNP will try and use them for their own advantage: the idea being that whipped into a sporting fervour, fair Scotia will head into the … Continue reading
There’s more to the Constitution than just the government
The reshuffle rumours are beginning to quicken and advice for the Prime Minister is in plentiful supply. There are various voices suggesting reshuffles that would no doubt be compared to nocturnal cutlery of ever increasing proportions. Strangely few people are … Continue reading
Divided we stand – but only just
The Jubilee weekend was undoubtedly an awe-inspiring event. Across the globe commentators praised The Queen’s steadfastness, poise and compassionate command of the Commonwealth. It was a chance to show off the United Kingdom, to put aside our differences and communally … Continue reading
Taking the fight to the Nationalists
Who governs Britain? According to the SNP, they are the sole voice of the Scottish people, and have a mandate to have an independence referendum. The British Government, despite what its name may imply, and its own part-Scottish mandate, holds … Continue reading