The Conservative Party in Britain has always lacked ideological cohesion.’

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The Conservative Party in Britain has always lacked ideological cohesion.’ Discuss. [30 marks] Students would need to explain the term ‘ideological cohesion’ Test the claim in the question by utilising their knowledge and understanding of conservative ideas Assess the extent to which a solid core of beliefs and values has been consistently evident At levels 3 and 4, students would also be expected to recognise that there are different nuances within conservatism. Should provide an outline of the broad themes which are central to the political philosophy of conservatism Students would also be expected to appreciate the importance attached to pragmatism by conservatives. A party which has tended to eschew ideology in favour of common sense. Different groups and committees within the party e.g. 1922 Committee/ Tory Grandees etc. Although the party doesn’t stick to a single ideology it does have core principles which it relies upon The best answers would appreciate this apparent paradox. The weaker answers would be more likely to agree basically with the claim made in the question.