Stringent mortgage rules are locking many potential first-timer buyers out of the housing market
A Bank of England "stress test" can "deny people mortgages that they could perfectly well afford".Labour’s four-day week ‘to cost taxpayers £17bn'
Jeremy Corbyn’s aim to introduce a four-day working week would cost the taxpayer at least £17 billion a year because of the impact on the public sector wage bill, a new analysis has shown.Government should abolish or reform 'eye watering' stamp duty to boost housing market
A new Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) report pushes for a Conservative pledge to reform stamp duty at the next election, branding it a “tax on mobility and aspiration”.Sajid Javid MP launches CPS Small Business Report
‘Think Small’ is a new report which looks to make life a lot easier for small companies. It was launched on 16 May 19 by Sajid Javid MPDamian Green MP sets out plan to fix social care crisis
In a new report for the Centre for Policy Studies, the Rt Hon Damian Green MP put forward a bold and comprehensive proposal to secure the future of social care.CBI: 'Labour's re-nationalisation plans will profoundly harm UK'
CBI Director General quotes CPS figures as she argues Labour's re-nationalisation plans will "profoundly harm UK".
Corbyn fails yet again to grasp the magic of competitive markets
Robert Colvile writes for City A.M. on why Jeremy Corbyn's lack of belief in competition is one of the most revealing things about him.
Deal or no deal, let’s make the UK the most attractive place for business
Robert Colvile writes his regular column for City A.M. on the need for no-deal planning that makes Britain the most business-friendly country in Europe.
The battle for Britain's future requires some ideological firepower
City A.M. Editor Christian May says the CPS provides the "ideological artillery" in the battle to develop a post-Brexit agenda for the Conservative Party.
Is Philip Hammond's plan to thwart Brexit about to reach fruition?
Fraser Nelson believes Philip Hammond has deliberately set out to make no-deal sound like a "terrifying act of national self-harm". But for a Chancellor who believes in it, no-deal is doable.
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.
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