Time to listen to the evidence on safe standing at football grounds
The government is ignoring the fans, the clubs, and the evidence by continuing to ban safe standing in the upper leagues of English football.
The best cure for loneliness? A home of your own
As young renters are highlighted as a group where loneliness is a growing problem, Robert Colvile argues we need to create more home owners to help grow communities.
We must not let jingoism halt worthy business takeovers, says Robert Colvile
Robert Colvile criticises economic nationalism and argues we must not let jingoism get in the way of business deals.
Incentives matter, says Colvile, as drop in plastic litter linked to 5p charge
Robert Colvile is quoted by the Guardian in respond to a report showing the 5p plastic bag charge has led to a reduction in plastic waste in the oceans.
CPS report quoted backing calls for NHS Royal Commission
"Lord Saatchi was right" to call for a Royal Commission, begins the piece by Dr James Noyes, associate at ResPublica.
Without capitalism in capital markets, Corbyn wins - Alex Morton
Alex Morton, new Head of Policy at the CPS, argues we need a renewed focus on monetary policy.
Small firms bullied by banks could have affordable route to justice
The Centre for Policy Studies will be working on a new research project in conjunction with the All Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking.
Nationalising rail won't magically end rail strikes - Robert Colvile
One of the more peculiar arguments for rail nationalisation is that it will lead to a new age of industrial harmony, writes Robert Colvile.
Russia has systematically flouted every international norm - Robert Colvile
Robert Colvile shares his views on a potential World Cup boycott with the BBC News Channel and City A.M.
‘Beast from the East’ exposed our energy failings
Tony Lodge, CPS Research Fellow, writes in The Telegraph arguing the recent weather disruptions exposed failings in the government's energy strategy.
A Thatcher statue is essential if you support women’s equality
Women's equality means celebrating the achievements of all women, not just the ones you agree with, writes Emma Revell, CPS Communications Officer, on International Women's Day.
Heseltine and Blair do more harm than good to Remain
Interventions from deeply unpopular former Prime Ministers will do little to sway people into becoming die-hard Remainers, says Robert Colvile.
Jeremy Corbyn: not a spy but a fool who hates the West
Jeremy Corbyn is more of a fool than a spy but he has never missed an opportunity to praise an enemy of the "imperialist" United States, writes Robert Colvile in The Telegraph.
Raise benefits or raise wages - how best to end poverty?
Robert Colvile, Director of the Centre for Policy Studies, joins Helen Barnard of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to debate this question as part of BBC Radio 5 Live's poverty week
Labour misses the point of the new gig economy
Labour's recipe for employment missing the point of the new employment opportunities, writes Robert Colvile in The Times.
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