It’s high time Londoners got a real rail service choice
Rail competition "has led to lower fares and more choice" and more Londoners should benefit, says Tony Lodge, CPS Research FellowA new report has radical ideas on reforming tax – the Government should listen
Marc Sidwell, Head of Personal Finance at The Telegraph, reports on 'Make Work Pay' and calls on the government to consider its proposals.
Death taxes shouldn't be used to raise additional revenue, says Head of Tax
Following reports of an increase in probate fees, Tom Clougherty speaks to the Daily Mail to give his views.
Shock news: people don't like paying tax
Robert Colvile writes for The Times Red Box on our 'Make Work Pay' report and the polling which shows the public overwhelmingly back its recommendations.Make Work Pay proposes a new agenda for fairer taxes, says Head of Tax
Tom Clougherty outlines the thinking behind his new report 'Make Work Pay' for the website ConservativeHome.
Make £12k a year tax free, says think tank report
The Times reports on 'Make Work Pay', the latest CPS report which suggests raising the National Insurance and income tax thresholds to £12,000.
Tories need new ideas to prevent 'national calamity' of Corbyn government, says PM at CPS event
Theresa May told attendees at the launch of the CPS' major new policy programme that the Conservative Party needed to beat Labour in the "battle of ideas".
Theresa May can fix Britain by putting voters back in control of their lives, says Lord Saatchi
Lord Saatchi, Chairman of the Centre for Policy Studies, writes in the Daily Mail ahead of the Prime Minister attending the launch of our major new policy programme.
Less than one in five voters believe taxes are too low, says CPS polling
The Sun reports on polling by YouGov, commissioned by the Centre for Policy Studies ahead of the publication of new report 'Make Work Pay', which shows the public are not in favour of higher taxes, even for higher earners.
Manchester would have been a better choice for new Channel 4 HQ
As Channel 4 announces its HQ is moving to Leeds, but is this a sensible decision? James Heywood argues Manchester would have been a better choice.
It's better when people keep more of their hard-earned cash - Robert Colvile on Hammond's Budget
Robert Colvile responds to Philip Hammond's Budget
A Brexit commemorative coin would be quintessentially British
'As we head towards a cashless society, is there any point in a commemorative Brexit coin?'. Callum Price says of course, what could be more British.
McDonnell claims re-nationalisation will cost nothing, CPS responds
John McDonnell claimed his party's re-nationalisation plans wouldn't cost the taxpayer a penny, despite being pushed with the CPS' figure of £176bn.Thirty years on from the Lawson Budget, the Tories need to rediscover their faith in tax cuts
The Budget of 1988 was one of the most controversial - and successful - ever. Tom Clougherty urges Philip Hammond to re-discover the Tory faith in tax cuts ahead of his own budget next week.
Electoral Commission echoes CPS report calls for digital imprint on election materials
The Electoral Commission backs proposals by Matt Warman MP in his recent CPS report for not-print election materials to carry an imprint stating who is behind it.
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