The Times reflects on David Cameron's lack of women on the front bench. David Cameron has lined up an all-male team to attack Labour over the economy, raising concerns within his own ranks that he has downgraded his pledge to promote women in the Conservative Party. A high-profile female parliamentary candidate said: “The fact that there are not more women in the inner circle inevitably...

The Times launches a strong attack on David Cameron's alleged failure to change the "male-dominated" Conservative Party this morning. "Women take a back seat in Cameron's Tory Party" is the main front page splash. A leader on page 2 says...

Further to my earlier post about how Cameron is looking to promote women, Recess Monkey has a post about how women only occupy the lower branches of Conservative front bench politics, which you can read here Let's hope that when Miller and Greening get promoted they get some substantial jobs ...

According to the Independent on Sunday, Cameron may make changes to his frontbench team before Brown gets a chance to, and he's looking to include more women. here

The female of the species is more deadly than the male. While several of the worst offending male MPs in sleazegate have announced that they will stand down at the next election, the females all continue to tough it out. While the men caught with their hands in the till have appeared shamefaced, the women have defended themselves shrilly. Nowhere has this contrast been more sharp than in the case ...

New research by the Conservative Party has revealed a sharp increase in the number of vulnerably housed women. Conservative housing spokesman Grant Shapps said: "It is quite clear that many women are becoming trapped in the vicious cycle of hidden homelessness. "The lack of adequate hostel provision and the shocking increase in waiting lists for social housing reflects the failure of the state to ...

Seems I'm not the only one at it: Congratulations to the fifteen women who comprise the Right Wing News's list of "The 15 Hottest Conservative Women In The New Media."

The UK is the only country in the west where women vote more conservatively than men. In the US, Italy, Spain, France, Canada etc. women always swing elections for social democratic or liberal parties. But in the UK, women always swing elections for conservative parties. Can anyone shed any light on this?

The Conservative party is to become "a beacon of best practice" for equal pay and family-friendly hours, it promised today, as Theresa May unveiled the party's new priorities for women. Launching a report titled Women in the World Today, the shadow minister for women said more must be done to secure real equality. "As a party, we want to do everything we can to help this progression continue," she...

A vicious article draws nary a peep of outrage from liberals, while conservative men and women rush to the defense.