Talk:Reform (think tank)

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Can Reform be described as non-partisan? It clearly has strong links to the Conservative party - the user 212.23.15.234, originator of this wiki page made ammendments to the OUCA page. Also Blair Gibbs, Reform's crime researcher, is a previous president of the Oxford Univeristy Conservative society. And the cofounder, Nick Herbert, is a current Conservative MP. I don't know. If Reform say they're not they're not and they must know better than anyone. And they've signed up Frank Field, the former Labour MP. But can a clearly-partisan founder beget a non-partisan think tank? Anyway, this is my reasoning for editing the page to change it to "self-described non-partisan".

I feel this is a worthwhile edit, just as the creator of this page thought it worthwhile to point out that Prospect magazine is left-wing in The 2005 Global Intellectuals Poll. For the same reason I also point out that Reform is right-wing. Apologies for length, further comments invited. --129.67.116.39 00:46, 23 May 2006 (UTC) _____________________________________________________________________________

A description of 'Right-wing' (or 'Left-wing') implies that Reform supports one side of the political spectrum over the other. Perhaps George Monbiot feels that they are 'right-wing' but using his quote does reduce the impartiality of this page. As Reform now boasts Labour, Liberal and Conservative MPs as supporters and speakers etc. then I think it should be removed.

BWernham (talk) 14:53, 18 October 2014 (UTC)BWernham

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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:23, 24 January 2008 (UTC)