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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.
Northern Powerhouse is 'not firing on all cylinders'
The Northern Powerhouse hasn't run out of steam, but it certainly isn't firing on all cylinders, writes Emma Revell in the City A.M. debate pages.
Robert Colvile: The boost to home ownership that would come from Help to Own
Robert Colvile writes for ConHome on the new CPS report 'From Rent to Own' and outlines how the proposals will boost home ownership.
Landlords should be given cash boost if they sell to tenants - The Sun
Landlords should be given cash boost if they sell to tenants in bid to help home ownership, The Sun on Sunday reports on 'From Rent to Own'.
The countryside is not a religion, we must build more homes
"Nigel Lawson once claimed that the NHS was the closest thing the English have to a religion. But the green belt surely runs it a close second. Robert Colvile writes for The Telegraph on the need to reassess where we build new homes.The death of nimbyism? Brits now support building in their back yard
City AM and The Telegraph report on CPS polling which shows Brits now suppose house building in their local areasThe purpose of education is to give people skills for life. And we have lost sight of it.
We must reform education, providing a range of schools to suit academic and technical aptitudes and equip children with the skills the country needs.
CPS makes big impact at CPC18
An overview of the media impact made by CPS events at Conservative Party Conference, held in Birmingham 30 Sept - 3 Oct 2018.
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