Neil O’Brien: How to make housing more affordable for everyone
Neil O'Brien is Director of Policy Exchange, which today publishes Making Housing Affordable: A new vision for housing policy. Last… Read more »
Julian Morris: The Unseen Costs of “Green” Investments and Initiatives
Julian Morris is the Executive Director of International Policy Network, a London-based global think-tank which runs campaigns seeking to educate… Read more »
David Leighton and John Stevenson: We must challenge Labour’s spurious narrative that public spending cuts always lead to worse public services – because that has been central to the rise in government waste
David Leighton and John Stevenson were council candidates in London at this year's council elections. Here they emphasise the importance… Read more »
Francis Davis: The Big Society should be the means by which people reclaim duties and rights stolen from them by overwhelming bureaucracies
Francis Davis is an academic and social entrepreneur. He is currently preparing a special edition of the leading journal Public… Read more »
Martin Sewell: Why is it so difficult to engage with the “Progressive Left” on the issue of poverty and social mobility, without provoking an angry response?
Martin Sewell is a family Solicitor from Kent. On Wednesday, Tim Montgomerie offered the following proposition to Guardian readers: “The… Read more »
David Alexander: Ending universal benefits may be the least worst option as the Government attempts to deal with the deficit
David Alexander was a senior adviser to John Howard's government in Australia and is a former economics editor of the… Read more »
Tim Collins: Local coalitions will be the key to tackling our housing crisis
Tim Collins is a former adviser to the Housing Minister Grant Shapps and currently deputy director of external affairs at… Read more »
Alistair Thompson: Labour’s moral recession is worse than the economic one
Alistair Thompson was Conservative candidate for West Bromwich East at the general election. He also runs Media Intelligence Partners with… Read more »
Nigel Fletcher: The debate about higher education funding should address the issue of how to encourage graduates to donate to their alma mater
Nigel Fletcher served as Special Adviser on Education and Skills in the Conservative Research Department between 2004 and 2008. So… Read more »
Carl Thomson: The EU should not try to hold Bosnia together by threats and coercion
Carl Thomson is a public affairs consultant and commentator on Russian and East European affairs. A former Conservative Party Parliamentary… Read more »
Azeem Ibrahim: Why We Must Keep Trident
Azeem Ibrahim is a Research Scholar at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, Member of the Board of… Read more »
Stephen Booth: Vigilance is required if we are to stop the trickle of policing and criminal justice powers to the EU
Stephen Booth is a research analyst at Open Europe. The Government’s recent decision to opt in to negotiations on the… Read more »
Charlie Edwards: Universities need to get their acts together so next year’s students don’t face the “great squeeze”
Charlie Edwards is a rather nervous student, party activist and edits Political Promise, a youth political website. Today, I will… Read more »
Dr Eamonn Butler: Austrian Economics is back
Dr Eamonn Butler is director of the Adam Smith Institute and author of the new book Austrian Economics – A… Read more »
Stuart Carroll and Gary Jones: If fortune favours the brave, the Government’s NHS White Paper makes the right noises and is to be commended
Gary Jones is a member of the Bow Group Health Policy Committee and a public affairs consultant. Stuart Carroll is… Read more »