The aftermath of Cameron’s re-shuffle

1. New planning minister Nicholas Boles has in the past described opponents of planning reform as “hysterical, scare-mongering latter-day Luddites”. On Newsnight, he defended the pro-chaos, anti-planning remarks he made in 2010.
2. New planning minister Nick Boles defends ‘I don’t believe in planning’ remarks ” Housing ” 24dash.com

   New planning minister Boles defends ‘I don’t believe in planning’ remarks The Government’s newly appointed planning minister Nick Boles w…

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3. Honours for cabinet reshuffle casualties – Number 10

   Several MPs who lost their jobs in David Cameron's cabinet reshuffle are to receive honours, it been announced. The prime minister is…

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4. Cameron: Man or mouse? Man – and butcher!

   By Paul Goodman Follow Paul on Twitter A list of nearly the whole new Government has now been published: Cameron the butcher: The officia…

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5. David Cameron's reshuffle could signal the end for a cut in corporation tax

   Secretary of State Owen Paterson, who has long championed plans to devolve the rate to Stormont, was whisked out of the Northern Ireland …

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6. The best thing about the reshuffle was the man who would not be moved

   SIR – The reshuffle has been a waste of time because the two ministers with the poorest records remain in office. These are George Osborn…

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7. Cabinet reshuffle: Willetts is needed continuity at a time of great change

   Libby Hackett: Changes to government can bring fresh energy but they can also deepen uncertainty and hinder progress. As universities ada…

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8. I don’t like the sound of this
9. Reshuffle: The ‘hand of George’

   We always detected the “hand of Gordon” in Tony Blair’s cabinet reshuffles. When it comes to David Cameron’s first major reshuffle, I det…

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10. Olympics minister Hugh Robertson promoted in DCMS reshuffle

    Hugh Robertson, the government minister responsible for the London Olympics, has been promoted within the Department for Culture, Media a…

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11. How do you solve a problem like Maria?
12. Will Maria sing the same local TV song as Hunt?

    Roy Greenslade wonders whether the new culture secretary will go ahead with the launch of 21 local TV licences

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13. For some reason, they’re particularly catty over at ConHome …
14. “If you’re a new bloke, you don’t get made a Minister unless you’re a mate of George’s, a mate of Eric’s, or a doctor”. Discuss The Tory Diary

    By Paul Goodman Follow Paul on Twitter “So after the smoke has cleared, we are left with…a figure of just three male backbench Conserva…

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15. Clarke keeps secret justice plans despite demotion – Telegraph

    Despite being demoted, and losing more than £30,000 a year in the process, the 72-year-old will still attend Cabinet, sit on the National…

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16. Bizarre one this, I don’t know where the journalist gets his information from but it looks remarkably similar to a short skit by the Huffington Post!
17. New details of the reshuffle sackings – Joseph Watts – Eastern Daily Press

    Caroline Spelman was allegedly told she was too old when being sacked from her cabinet post. Thursday, September 6, 2012 1:27 PM I unders…

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18. More stories will be added as they emerge.

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