...ToryDiary and other ConservativeHome blogs covered aspects of the London Mayoralty race.
Here are some of the relevant links to ConservativeHome and other websites:
- Angie Bray AM: Alternatives to the congestion charge (13 July 2006)
- Gay Conservative - Nicholas Boles - tipped for Mayor of London challenge (Pink News, 12 July 2006)
- Former Met Chief John Stevens emerges as a possible candidate (17 June 2006)
- "Nick Ferrari would walk it, if he stood" (Iain Dale, 16 June 2006)
- Margot James, lesbian Tory rules herself out of mayor race (Pink News, 13 June 2006)
- Francis Maude writes for ConservativeHome about the race for London Mayor (12 June 2006)
- London Mayoral candidate faces big decision on congestion charge (27 April 2006)
- ConservativeHome publishes an open letter to Francis Maude welcoming the idea of an open primary election but raising some concerns about the timetable (5 April 2006)
- Open primary election to choose Tory candidate for London Mayor by October (4 April 2006)
- "Would you support an open primary-style election for selecting the Conservative Party’s next London mayoral candidate?" - a question to the two candidates for the Tory leadership (10 November 2005)
- James Morris: The Conservative Party and Open Networks (3rd November 2005)
- Daniel Hannan MEP: A case for a decentralised Conservative Party and open primaries (25th October 2005)






















Lightfoot and Borwick may be worthy individuals, but far too lightweight for a London campaign.
London is a great and ambitious city, it really does need a character with panache to inspire.
Posted by: TheRadicalTory | July 18, 2006 at 15:31