Shaun Bailey writes about youth unemployment for The Sun.

 ITV's London Tonight features the race to be the next MP for Hammersmith.

The Sun reports on Shaun Bailey's new iPhone app.

Shaun Bailey gives his views on the DNA database to the shepherdsbushW12 website.

 Shaun Bailey writes for The Independent.

 Shaun Bailey is quoted in the Hammersmith & Fulham Chronicle.

Shaun Bailey is quoted in The Sun.

Shaun Bailey is quoted in the Sunday Express.

Shaun Bailey is profiled by The Daily Telegraph as part of an article on the "wave of new talent to emerge and change the parliamentary face of the Tory Party" after the next General Election.

The Sun names Shaun Bailey named as a judge in The Spirit of London Awards.

Click here to listen to Shaun speaking on Tuesday 21st July 2009’s edition of BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme talking about social mobility in our education system.

Shaun appears on the panel discussing youth enemployment. Watch the whole piece or go to 8 minutes in to see Shaun on the panel discussion.

Writing for The Guardian Andrew Hobson highlights Shaun Bailey in an article where he says many promising young candidates are ready to represent their parties in a very different way to the MPs they are replacing.

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Shaun Bailey writes for The Evening Standard.

Watch Shaun Bailey discuss MPs expenses on Newsnight.

Successive governments are to blame for the demise of the traditional family. It will take a brave politician to save it now, says Kathy Gyngell, who quotes Shaun Bailey in her article for The Daily Telegraph.

Christina Farr interviews Hammersmith & Shepherds Bush Conservative Parliamentary Candidate, Shaun Bailey on the HammersmithToday.co.uk website.

Click here to read an article in The Evening Standard by Katherine Barney about how Ealing Acton Labour MP, Andrew Slaughter has been accused of breaking Government rules by delivering campaigning letters on House of Commons notepaper to residents in a neighbouring constituency.  The article includes a bizarre response from the Labour MP, who having once abandoned H&F to go to Ealing wants to make an improbable return to Hammersmith politics.

Shaun Bailey is quoted by HammersmithToday on coverage of H&F Conservative Council's move to crack down on anti-social street drinking around the Shepherds Bush Road area by stopping off licences from selling super strength lagers and ciders.

Shaun Bailey features in this Special Report by Yasmin Alibhai-brown & Daniel James Henry for The Independent.

Aidan Jones of The London Informer talks to Shaun Bailey about the US Election result.

This week, Shaun Bailey appeared on Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4 to discuss race and gender in UK politics as well as sexual issues among adolescents.  Adoption issues were also discussed, in particular concurrent planning – the main goal of which is to reunite a baby with its birth family, while, at the same time, placing them with a foster family who will go on to adopt the child if it becomes necessary.  The scheme aims to reduce the amount of disruption to a baby who might otherwise be moved through different foster families before either being returned home or put up for adoption.

Shaun Bailey writes for The Sun on Barack Obama's election as President of The United States of America.

The Evening Standard reflects on the impact of Barack Obama's victory in the US Presidential election on British politics.

Hannah Wooderson writes for 24dash.com on Shaun Bailey's contribution to the the Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s social evils initiative - currently exploring solutions to society’s ills through a series of commissioned Viewpoints.   Shaun says, teaching young people manners and an appreciation of other people’s feelings will improve Britain.

The Save Our Streets blog welcomes Shaun Bailey's contribution to their campaign against Transport for London's plans to put a new bus route through residential streets in W12.

Rachelle Money of the Sunday Herald reports on Shaun Bailey's speech to the Social Evils Debate, a conference held at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh this week.

Shaun Bailey asks readers of The Independent's questions, such as 'Is racism a problem in British politics?' and 'Do you think society is 'broken'?'

Neil Tweedie of the Daily Telegraph interviews Shaun Bailey.

If the top 100 lefties list reflected in its volume of changes in position and large number of new entries the volatility of re-arranging chairs on the Titanic after the iceberg has hit, this list of top 100 Tories reflects David Cameron's conservative instincts that "if it ain't broke don't fix it" says Iain Dale and Briain Brivati in the Daily Telegraph.

Shaun Bailey writes for the Evening Standard about the current consultation on the future of the western extension of the Congestion Charging zone.

Parents are being given guidance on how to recognise signs their child may be in a gang reports BBC Online. But youth worker Shaun Bailey says by the time there were visible signs of membership it was "way, way too late"...

Elizabeth Hopkirk and Robert Mendick of the Evening Standard report on a recent Tatler magazine article which looks at Conservatives standing for Parliament at the next general election, including Shaun Bailey...

Wendy Robbins talks to Shaun Bailey as part of her BBC Radio 4 series revisiting the childhood neighbourhoods of influential Britons.  Shaun was raised by his extended Jamaican family on a tough west London housing estate. In this radio programme, he takes Wendy Robbins back to the place where he grew up, remembering how his mother's discipline and becoming an army cadet at 12 saved him from a life of crime and violence.

Philip Whiteside reports on the London Roadshow of the News of the World's Save Our Streets Roadshow at London's City Hall, which Shaun Bailey spoke at as part of the panel.

Shaun Bailey writes for the Sunday Times.

Drink, drugs, knife crime – David Cameron says politicians need to be much firmer in declaring what’s right and what’s wrong if they are to tackle social breakdown write Jonathan Oliver and Isabel Oakeshott in The Sunday Times, including quotes and opinion from Shaun Bailey.

"Dealing with the knife crime epidemic is going to be a long, bumpy ride. In the short term, we need to improve the safety of our streets, thus making our children feel safer and less inclined to carry knives. Those caught carrying a blade in public without a proper excuse should expect to go to jail, not just get a caution, as most do at present.  But in the longer term, it's about a more ideological choice. And in that respect we can learn a lot from Ray Lewis, in or out of City Hall. We need to teach children self-discipline and respect for themselves and others. We need to provide them all with opportunities. We need to stop making excuses for them. And until we do so, we will continue to be shocked by these terrible crimes." Shaun Bailey writes for the Evening Standard...

Gang culture in Britain has reached an alarming new level, as young people are attacked for wearing the "wrong" colours or unwittingly straying into hostile territory. The Times' Carol Midgley investigates.

Shaun Bailey asks the question "Where are the parents in all of this?" as part of Roger Waite's shocking Sunday Times article about gun gangs recruiting eight-year-olds. Read More

Violent killings of teenagers by their peers have spiked dramatically in London since the start of the year, claiming 16 lives and prompting urgent action to prevent the spread of "knife culture".  In this article by AFP, Shaun Bailey gives his views on tackling this trend...

The Evening Standard's David Cohen finds out what leading Londoners who work with troubled teenagers think about tackling the problems with knife crime...

Lindsay Johns of The Evening Standard looks at the fight against knife crime, including Shaun Bailey's role working with Mayor Boris Johnson and Deputy Mayor Ray Lewis in leading that fight...

Across the country, there are signs that the formerly flabby Tory movement has at least become socially acceptable, and is acquiring a cultural and political cachet among the under-40s, writes the Independent's Oliver Duff...

The Tories have succeeded in recruiting candidates from what would once have been thought of as enemy territory. But while the black security man, the woman boxer and the gay TV presenter may be closer to the people, are they still at arm's length from Team Cameron, asks Damian Thompson from the Daily Telegraph.

Ministers want to expand the Combined Cadets Force to more comprehensive schools, in a move backed by the Conservatives. In this article for the BBC News Magazine by Tom Geoghegan, Shaun Bailey explains how 15 years as a Cadet made him who he is today.

Shaun Bailey, the 36-year-old black community worker, is already making waves in his campaign to become Conservative MP for Hammersmith at the next general election, writes the Telegraph's Spy column...

Alice Miles of the Times writes: Every now and then you hear an idea that makes you sit up straight and think, that's it! It's so bleeding obvious - why didn't I think of it? It happened to me yesterday morning at 7.32am. And this was the idea: that schoolchildren as young as ten be given compulsory parentinglessons.   The idea was presented by Hammersmith Conservative Parliamentary candidate Shaun Bailey, speaking on the Today programme.

Plans to mentor troubled teenagers through a mandatory good-behaviour contract are nothing new, claims Shaun Bailey - as reported in an article published on politics.co.uk.

Shaun Bailey appeared on the panel of BBC Radio 4's Any Questions on Friday 15th February 2008.

Click here to read Shaun Bailey make the case for stop and search in The Sunday Times.

"Changing the rules on stop and search is a good idea because too many people are carrying knives in the knowledge that they are unlikely to be caught," argues Shaun Bailey in this article, first published in the Evening Standard in January 2008.

Black teenagers won't be told who to look up to, least of all by government and the guilt-stricken white middle classes writes Shaun Bailey for The Independent.  Click here to read the full article from August 2007.

As an inner-city youth worker, Shaun Bailey ticks all the 'liberal' boxes. So how come he's a prospective Tory MP, and David Cameron's man on the street? Click here to read Hugh Muir's report in The Guardian from May 2007.

Click here to read Harriet Sergeant's report for the Daily Mail on Shaun Bailey's selection as Conservative Candidate for Hammersmith.

Click here to read ConservativeHome's interview with Hammersmith Conservative Candidate Shaun Bailey, just before he was selected in March 2007.

Three young boys have were murdered in south London in the first two weeks of February 2007. This was tragic; should we be worried? In this article published in The Daily Telegraph, Shaun Bailey argues "of course we should."

Click here to read this article written by Shaun Bailey for The Daily Telegraph in January 2006.

Shaun Bailey was born on the west London estates that have been linked to investigations into the murder of WPC Sharon Beshenivsky. In this article for The Sunday Times, first published on 27th November 2005, he describes how pop culture and liberal politics have created a feral generation hooked on drugs, crime and violence.