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The Salisbury Review’s founding editor
Sir Roger Scruton
Featured Articles
The Other Fire
He is always shirtless and soaking wet. His fat body and bad manners exhale an unpleasant impression of ugliness. He
Can Danny Kruger save Reform?
Danny Kruger has just published an essay setting out Reform UK’s ‘doctrine for government’ on his Substack. Although it is
Education and Race – an Alternative View
This article, which The Salisbury Review published in 1984, cost Ray Honeyford his job as a head teacher. In it,
From the magazine
Why Britain Must Adopt the Freedom of Speech Bill (2026)
Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-five Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg on 31 October 1517 –
London: The Gateway to Eurabia
Few prophecies of civilizational decline have been as accurate as those offered by Bat Ye’or in Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis
Book Reviews
A Hostage to Misfortune
The Capture of Academia: How Universities Shape Power, Silence Dissent, and Influence Society, Norman Fenton, Aldgate Analytics Publishing, 2026, £11.99.
Two Dangerous Novels
Bothelford’s Gone, Edward McLaren, The Maldon Press, 2026, The Haxton Review, Joseph Knapp, The Maldon Press, 2026, Both these works
Peace at Last
Last Words, Richard Holloway, Swift, 2025, £10.99. The number of prelates who later in life lose their faith, but who,