ConservativeIntelligence's guide to the Tory manifesto is now available to buy

Daniel Finkelstein, Chief Leader Writer of The Times, has called the ConIntelligence guide to the Tory manifesto as a "fantastic piece of journalism".

The 120 pages of the guide set out the policies "most likely to fly", the big themes of the Tory manifesto and a portfolio-by-portfolio guide.

Contributors include:

1. Iain Anderson of Cicero Consulting: Financial Policy and Welfare Reform
2. Steven Baker and Andrew Storey: Defence Policy
3. Douglas Carswell MP: The Constitution, Democracy and Political Ethics
4. Alex Deane, former Chief of Staff to David Cameron: Civil Liberties
5. Duncan Flynn of ConservativeIntelligence: Think Tanks and a new Conservative Government
6. James Forsyth, Political Editor of The Spectator: How the Conservatives will run Whitehall
7. Dr David Green of Civitas: Immigration Policy
8. Andrew Haldenby of Reform: Health Policy
9. Daniel Hannan MEP : Localism
10. Dr William Inboden of the Legatum Institute: Foreign and Security Policy
11. Jonathan Isaby of ConservativeIntelligence: The First 100 Days of A Conservative Government
12. Graeme Leach, Chief Economist of the Institute of Directors: Fiscal and Growth Policy
13. Martin Le Jeune of OpenRoad: Media Policy
14. Dan Lewis of the Economic Policy Centre: Energy Policy
15. Gavin McKinnon of Policy Exchange: Criminal Justice Policy
16. Tim Montgomerie of ConservativeIntelligence: Compassionate Conservatism, Conservative Priorities, European Policy, Family Policy and The Indispensable Frontbenchers
17. David Orr of the National Housing Federation: Housing Policy
18. Cllr Harry Phibbs  of ConservativeIntelligence: Local Government Policy
19. Ben Rogers of Christian Solidarity Worldwide: Human Rights Policy
20. Stephan Shakespeare of YouGov: The Post-Bureaucratic Age
21. Matthew Sinclair of The TaxPayers’ Alliance: The Quangocracy
22. Professor Roderick Smith of Imperial College: Transport Policy
23. James Walsh of the National Association of Pension Funds: Pensions Policy
24. Rachel Wolf of the New Schools Network: Education Policy

Please email [email protected] for more information or call 0203 397 0106.  The guide costs £95. The scrappy YouTube below gives you a peek inside.