Tories battle image problem in fight to capture youth vote
The Conservative Party must do more to breakdown negative stereotypes around the party in order to win support from young voters, says Ben Bradley MP
Replacing inheritance tax is easier said than done, says CPS Head of Tax
Following polling that suggests it's the UK's least popular levy, Tom Clougherty cautions that scrapping inheritance tax won't be easy.
Are grammer schools unfair? CPS report quoted by The Spectator
Grammar schools are back in the headlines. David Butterfield quotes a CPS report on the subject in his piece for The Spectator.
Labour won Trafford by weaponising Nimbyism, writes James Heywood
How weaponising NIMBYism led to Labour seizing control of Trafford Council, the Tories flagship in the North, writes James Heywood, CPS Senior Researcher.
Jeremy Hunt praises
Jeremy Hunt praises "Powerful Patients, Paperless Systems" for exploring healthcare technology and commits to the UK being the first country where patients access their medical records via app.
A solution to Tory electoral problems in the capital. Work to make it more like the rest of England - Alex Morton
The Conservative Party's problems in London are not new, but there are steps that could be taken to address them.Investing in new technology will create a new era of patient power
Conservatives have a long and proud history of investing in the NHS and that should continue by encouraging the adoption of new technologies, writes Alan Mak.
How a digital NHS can deliver for the smartphone generation
A digital-first NHS would be as easy to use as Amazon or Netflix according to a new CPS report published today.
The NHS is overdue a digital revolution writes Alan Mak
Britain has a world-leading reputation as a healthcare innovator, but we must act now to ensure the NHS doesn't fall behind.
WhatsApp-style message system could drive NHS into digital age
Doctors and nurses should be able to share patient information via an NHS-endorsed app according to a new report published by the Centre for Policy Studies
Cancer patients to update doctors on condition through WhatsApp-style service
Instant messaging services for cancer patients, just one of the proposals from a new report by Alan Mak MP, published by the Centre for Policy Studies.
We must demonstrate that capitalism is inherently fair and works in all our interests - Nick King
We must demonstrate that capitalism is inherently fair and works in all our interests, writes Nick King for Conservative Home
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.
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