Perspectives

Member's perspectives

Why is a Conservative Government Raising Taxes?

The biggest Conservative majority since 1983, so why are we acting like Blue Labour?

Ciera HudspithSeptember 18, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Failure of the Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Make no mistake, the current situation in Afghanistan will go down as one of the major foreign policy disasters since the Second World War...

James HutchcraftSeptember 6, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Forgotten Students During Covid

But whilst the UK has seen primary and secondary schools continue physically in “bubbles” to avoid the spreading of Covid, one group in the education industry that have been forgotten…

Andy WilkinsAugust 11, 2021

Member's perspectives

Vaccine passports: encouragement, or coercion?

Vaccine passports, by design, create a two-tier society seeped in division...

Liv EAugust 11, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Glasgow Cleansing Crisis

Mind your feet on that discarded mattress Mr. Biden…

John WhiteJuly 21, 2021

Member's perspectives

The War on Free speech: The FA’s war against the UK

Most regular British folk cannot support a political organisation lead by Marxist ideologists that support the destruction of a history that makes our country who we are today.

Ciera HudspithJuly 20, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Importance of Choice: The Mask Mandate Must Go

This Conservative government must embrace individual agency and freedom, with the ability to choose what measures an individual takes to protect themselves at the centre of this.

James DodsworthJuly 5, 2021

Member's perspectives

Chesham is the Beginning of the Blue Wall collapse

Boris Johnson, by sticking to the Brexit rhetoric, cutting foreign aid, continuing to spend like mad and attempting to appeal more to the party’s new blue-collar base, has alienated the…

William ParkerJuly 5, 2021

Member's perspectives

The New Party of the Working Man (and Woman)

One of the regulars shouted across to us, with his companions nodding in agreement, “I voted for yous like, you’re the new party of the working man!”

Fleur Elizabeth MestonJune 1, 2021

Member's perspectives

Thank You.

One year on from the founding of YCN, we want to thank you, our members & supporters.

The YCN TeamMay 16, 2021

Member's perspectives

Reflecting on the Welsh elections

Going forward, the Welsh Conservatives must set out a positive, bold and ambitious vision to fix the problems Wales faces.

Owen EdwardsMay 12, 2021

Member's perspectives

How can the Conservatives win in Scotland?

The Scottish Conservatives are excellent at explaining why the SNP have been a disaster. However, they’re not as great at explaining why they would be any better.

Zak AshgarMay 2, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Demonisation of the AstraZeneca Vaccine

Opting out of the EU Vaccine scheme was one of the best decisions this government has taken

Thomas SchofieldApril 5, 2021

Member's perspectives

It’s time to review our Transport Policy

One of the key promises made by the Government during the election was to ‘level up’ the country, and the railways and public transport in the North is perhaps the…

Jake NelsonApril 5, 2021

Member's perspectives

Young and Isolated: The future of Young Carers in the UK

Some Young Carers feel they have to either go straight into work after secondary school or they’re not able to study for the Level 3 qualifications they desire because they…

Jake AtterburyMarch 16, 2021

Member's perspectives

Boycott – Is it time to turn our back on China?

Frankly, the West is barely talking the talk, let alone walking the walk when it comes to China.

Charlie DringMarch 2, 2021

Member's perspectives

Growing Our Economy

Going forward, the government must promote growth in three key areas whilst maintaining debt sustainability.

Harry HullFebruary 26, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Urgency of Protecting Britain’s Heritage

The fight for British heritage, and the symbols of it, rages on with the recent creation of London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s diversity taskforce which is set to review landmarks and…

William ParkerFebruary 12, 2021

Member's perspectives

A Lack of Hope: Lockdown Fatigue

There is a lockdown fatigue, and that fatigue is not going away anytime soon.

William ParkerJanuary 26, 2021

Member's perspectives

Our Approach to China: Time to Bring Back the Bulldog Spirit

From that bulldog spirit the UK could once be so proud to possess, we seem to have retained much of our bark but very little of our bite.

Joe CollinsJanuary 19, 2021

Member's perspectives

The Fall of the Irish Political Establishment

The prospect of a Sinn Féin led government and the full collapse of the Irish political establishment is all but inevitable.

YCN MemberJanuary 14, 2021

Member's perspectives

Brexit during COVID-19

The only thing they want from Britain is control of our waters and of our laws.

Connor SinclairJanuary 3, 2021

Member's perspectives

Brexit: The moment of truth

The state of Brexit looks again to be heading in a direction of uncertainty. Then again, anything can change quickly in the Brexit saga.

William ParkerDecember 21, 2020

Member's perspectives

Why the new COVID regulations are destined to fail

The new measures imposed won’t be followed, writes James Dodsworth

James DodsworthSeptember 24, 2020

Member's perspectives

Let’s learn from our mistakes: Education In 2020

The examination grading fiasco of 2020 will be remembered for years to come

Daniel DipperAugust 26, 2020

Member's perspectives

What does Douglas Ross mean for Scottish Tories?

With Douglas Ross in charge, the Scottish Conservatives mean business.

Daniel GraingerAugust 12, 2020

Member's perspectives

Welsh Labour: A catalogue of failures

Labour cannot be trusted to run so much as a lemonade stand at a county fair.

Owen EdwardsAugust 4, 2020

Member's perspectives

Douglas Ross means the SNP are on borrowed time

Douglas Ross is the man to send Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP packing

Andy WaddellAugust 4, 2020

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Merging DFID for a truly Global Britain

The merger of the Foreign Office and Department for International Development

Ethan ParmarJuly 21, 2020

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“Respect your elders”: in rapid decline?

Recent attacks on historical material breaks the bondage of trust between generations

Vanessa StockJuly 21, 2020

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Unpopular opinion: we need a new Marshall Plan

...and increase the Department for International Development's budget

Tom Guyton-DayJuly 21, 2020

Member's perspectives

The case for a new land value tax

A land value tax must be a high priority for the next budget, writes Tom

Tom SpencerJuly 21, 2020

Member's perspectives

The Great Hand of China

The CCP’s attacks on sovereignty, freedom, and their own people

George HoltJuly 19, 2020