Monthly Archives: July 2007

TweetRadio Four’s World at One interviewed one Mrs Gabrielle Joyce, Deputy Chairman of Ealing Southall Conservative Association. She said she had no involvement with the decision to put “David Cameron’s Conservatives” on the Ealing Southall by-election ballot paper. She also … Continue reading →

TweetDavid Cameron’s decision to “go negative” on his critics in the Tory party is relatively mad. He is stirring up the hornet’s nest which is the Conservative party, even more than it was stirred up in the first place. Virtually … Continue reading →

TweetDavid Cameron is launching a major initiative today “to increase discipline in schools”. All very laudable, except that he has chosen some strange ways of doing it. -Expelled children’s parents will no longer have the right of appeal to the … Continue reading →

TweetDavid Cameron’s use of his school’s announcement today to start a fight-back has been over-shadowed by his claims that Ali Miraj, a recent critic of his, asked him (Cameron) for a peerage. Tweet This Post Tweet

TweetDavid Cameron is building up a formidable band of enemies in the Conservative party. When Sarah Montague on Today put to him his list of recent critics, Cameron gave the old “ad homines” response. He discounted Lord Kalms because he … Continue reading →

TweetFormer Tory party chairman Lord Saatchi yesterday attacked David Cameron’s leadership and ‘warned that the party’s fortunes were unlikely to improve “until the Conservative party has something compelling to say about the subject that matters – economics” ‘. This point … Continue reading →

TweetOn Today this morning, David Cameron said that it was a “local decision” to put “David Cameron’s Conservatives” on the ballot paper in Ealing Southall. That is strange because I have read local Conservatives criticising that decision and it has … Continue reading →