Licensing skews the inspections effort towards the good landlords – while the criminal element is ignored.
Proposals must be practical and deliverable.
In Wales red tape means that building the same home costs £13,000 more than in England.
Bureaucracy and political correctness have been cut back while taxes have been kept down.
Nicky Morgan must lift Labour’s requirements on teachers to fill in so many forms.
“Computer says no” culture doesn’t just spoil people’s days – it wrecks people’s lives.
Anecdotes are rating on strict scoring system which rewards dishonesty
There is no hard and fast distinction between memorising and understanding: they are mutually supporting activities.
With India’s imports from Germany coming in at almost double Britain’s, William Hague and George Osborne must make the most of this week.
Before the Big Society, David Cameron’s big idea was the ‘Post-Bureaucratic Age’, which he said was dawning.
For an example of how not to pursue reform, one need not look beyond our own shores
It furthers my opposition idea of a Voucher for Business Support for SMEs. Next we need a ‘New Deal for New Businesses’.
A re-tendering of the waste contract has saved £1.4 million per year and increased recycling rates
The Deputy Prime Minister evidently feels staying in the EU is more important than facts or, for that matter, the law.
Increasingly, the state wants to have its say – often through legislation – on how parents raise their children. We should be wary.