CPS named most influential think tank among Tory MPs
Polling by ComRes shows the Centre for Policy Studies is seen as the most influential think tank among Conservative MPs, reputation increased since 2017.
Charities should drop their halos and stick to basics
"When you think of the World Wide Fund for Nature, you think of cuddly pandas...[not] funding paramilitary forces that allegedly “tortured and killed scores of people”" writes Robert Colvile in The Times.
By welcoming top talent, Britain can breed a new generation of unicorns
Eamonn Ives, Business Researcher at the CPS, on new CPS recent proposals aimed at supporting the next generation of tech giants in Britain.
Britain must seize the opportunity to lead the tech talent revolution
Will Shu, Deliveroo Chief Executive, backs calls from the latest CPS report to institute a national tech entrepreneur mentoring scheme, unicorn visas to bring in high-skilled employees, and a national skills review.
Despite what Corbynistas say, when it comes to tax we're more of a Sweden than a Singapore
Despite what Corbynistas might say, the UK is not a Singapore-style, tax-cutter's paradise, says Tom Cloughtery, CPS Head of Tax.Purging the bleeping pager is key to digitising the NHS - Alan Mak MP
Alan Mak MP writes in The Times, ahead of his 10 Minute Rule Bill to ban pagers and fax machines in the NHS.
Time to stop punishing London’s landlords - Robert Colvile
Rent in London are eye-wateringly high but Sadiq Khan's plans for rent controls are not the answer, writes Robert Colvile.
Britain must build more gas-fired power plants now - Tony Lodge
Tony Lodge, author of 'The Hidden Wiring', argues Britain needs to improve its domestic energy generation and stop relying on imports from tightening European markets.
Government must 'strain every sinew' to boost home ownership - Robert Colvile
Robert Colvile is quoted in the Daily Mail as figures reveal home ownership among young adults has fallen by a third in the last decade.
How Chavez turned South America's richest country into a hellhole
Robert Colvile writes for The Sun on what Venezuela's descent into chaos means for politics in Britain.
Alex Morton: For voters to have more money, Government must spend less
Alex Morton makes the case for lower government spending in his regular column for ConservativeHome.
Public sector is most to blame as British productivity lags
Private sector productivity is growing slowly but in the public sector it is falling, dragging Britain into a productivity crisis, writes Robert Colvile in The Times.
Dominic Raab hails future outside the EU
The Daily Express reports on Dominic Raab's speech to the Centre for Policy Studies, setting out his vision for post-Brexit Britain.
Raab: Brexit was a roar for change - and Britain is capable of so much more than this
Dominic Raab MP writes for The Telegraph of his plan for post-Brexit Britain, ahead of a speech to the Centre for Policy Studies.
In defence of Britain’s railways
Following on from the publications of 'The Truth About Britain's Railways', Conor Walsh writes for CapX in defence of Britain's railways.
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