I don't trust a former PR man. Stop the spin and stop making policies on the hoof. We want substance. The sad thing is that I might be forced to vote Labour come the election.

la, London,

So all of the recent council election successes were in London and not the rest of the U.K.? Would some Conservatives rather see a Gordon Brown election victory than exercise some party discipline. Have they forgotten that not too long ago Labour Party internal wars almost brought them to ruin. It was discipline and belated self interest that brought them to power and keeps their M.P.s in line.

Is the plan to give every Conservative M.P. a few months as leader. Perhaps we have stopped voting Conservative because we haven't a clue what the Party is playing at.

Richard, Newcastle,

It's no accident that both Rory Bremner and Dead Ringers' impersonations of David Cameron sound exactly like their versions of Peter Mandelson. It's obcession with Notting Hill style and spin, rather than middle English substance. It's a straneg world where a Scottish Labour Prime Minister is a better voice for middle England than a London-based Conservative Leader.

John, Hounslow,

If the conservative party is to survive, Conservatives must conftont the fact that a growing number of voters are rejecting their leader David Cameron and the fact that core party support is draining away.
Conservatives need to ask themselves, what will they do when the Liberal Democrats change their leader, which of course they will.
David Cameron has not moved the party to the center ground, he has moved it so far to the left that Gordon Brown of all people has outflanked it to the right.
At the moment the party has a disaster on its hands,
If Conservatives don't change both their direction and leader they will have a catastrophe to deal with.
Humpty Dumpty can not be put back together again.

Richard Beddall, Newcastle U Lyme., UK