Britain ‘can lead the world in hydrogen power’
New CPS report finds significant opportunity for a hydrogen strategy to decarbonise transport network, which is now the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.Borrowing could hit £300bn as costs of coronavirus rise
New Centre for Policy studies research finds that the direct and indirect cost of the coronavirus crisis to Government could hit roughly £300 billion this year, the equivalent of double the UK health budget.Carbon Border Tax would stop Britain Hiding its True Carbon Emissions
Britain’s commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 shows how seriously the Government is taking this issue. But it does not address the increasing offshoring of emissions.A Budget of two halves
A Budget of two halvesCPS responds to Government Budget Plans
CPS responds to the March 2020 BudgetCPS sets out its Budget priorities for the Chancellor
The Centre for Policy Studies has published a pre-Budget briefing outlining the priority areas that Rishi Sunak, the new Chancellor, should address in order to boost growth and allow hard-working people to keep more of their earnings.CPS welcomes Government's plans for UK-US free trade agreement
CPS welcomes Government's plans for UK-US free trade agreementTax cuts don't have to be taxing
The Centre for Policy Studies, the leading centre-right think tank, has released a new report which makes the case for the so-called “dynamic” effects of tax cuts.CPS appoints Michael Spencer as Chairman
The Centre for Policy Studies is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Spencer as Chairman of its Board of Directors with immediate effect.Resentful Renters
The Conservative Party manifesto argued for the creation of a new market in long-term fixed rate mortgages. A new Centre for Policy Studies report by Graham Edwards, ‘Resentful Renters’, explains precisely why such a market is so necessary.CPS setting the policy agenda
When the Conservative Party’s 2019 election manifesto was published, it was a proud moment for the Centre for Policy Studies. It confirmed that the CPS – seen by Conservative MPs as the country’s most influential think tank, according to ComRes polling – is playing a vital role in shaping the debate.Public First and CPS to develop policies for the New Majority
The Conservative Party’s stunning victory on Thursday was built on the votes of a very different electorate. But who are this New Majority? And what do they now want from government?CPS publishes 'Stamping Down'
The Government should press on with stamp duty cuts, argues CPS in a new report.
CPS welcomes new CBI figures on cost of renationalisation
The CPS welcomes new CBI analysis of Labour's renationalisation plans which completely vindicates our original report from January last year.CPS publishes 'Popular Capitalism'
Domestic agenda should be built around giving people more control of their lives, argues CPS.
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