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An excuse to do nothing
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When the thin blue line becomes a garrote
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Providing a useful sex education
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A mirrored darkness
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Brassed off
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Posts Tagged ‘Welsh Conservatives’
A deal that’s worth more than £20 million
This budget deal is good news for three parties in the Assembly and says much about the way politics in Wales will remain for some time to come
Beware the Tory Trojan Horse
Speaking in the House of Commons, former Welsh Secretary Paul Murphy has warned members of the Silk Commission on devolution against being fooled by ‘little Englanders’ in a Conservative party that values the Union less than ever
Follow the opinion polls, not the hounds
Tim Bale’s far reaching book on the modern Conservative Party has much to say about the rise of Cameron, but it is curiously silent on many other matters
What’s in a name?
One of the longest serving Conservatives in the National Assembly makes his case for a new name for his party in Wales, as a signal of a new and greater ambition
It’s not just Scotland that needs a new right of centre party
The debate about the future of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party (SCUP) is more than about a name, a leader or a logo. The experiences of those who fight the good fight for centre-right politics in Scotland and Wales shows us that an English-centric identity is a serious challenge to progress
Why we didn’t go the Consignia way
The Conservative who led his party from rout to second-largest Assembly group offers some pointers for his beleaguered Scottish colleagues – particularly on a name change
We did it together
Several months on from the campaign that changed Welsh democracy forever, the WalesHome editor at the heart of it offers some thoughts on how things are now different
Most people in Wales are already Conservative
With the Lib Dem two sorted, it’s the turn of the Conservatives in Wales to complete their regrouping. Here, Nick Ramsey, the defeated candidate in their election gives his views of the past few weeks and the next few years
Why we’ve not heard much from the blue corner
Here’s ten reasons why those outside the Welsh Conservative Party haven’t yet heard much about the Davies/Ramsay rumble
Speaking from experience
Andrew RT Davies AM sets out his case as to why he has the experience and vision to lead the Welsh Conservatives
Nick Ramsay: the better choice
Former Assembly Member Jonathan Morgan explains why he’s agreed to be Nick Ramsay’s campaign manager
The Blue Brothers
After having observed the First Minister’s leadership qualities at close quarters as his Welsh Conservative challenger in Bridgend, Alex Williams offers his views on the forthcoming Welsh Conservative leadership contest and tells us why he is keeping an open mind
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