Alexandra Jones: May can build an economy for all by harnessing our cities

Research shows that places like Manchester, Birmingham, and Leeds are overwhelmingly preferred by growth-driving business, and lift their rural hinterlands too.

Regulatory reform is essential to industrial strategy

Greg Clark and BEIS have the opportunity to create a much more coherent and considerate approach to setting the rules for business.

Iain Anderson: The Government should pursue a diversity agenda

Following on from the ‘biggest ever review’ into race inequality, policies that embrace workplace equality should be at the heart of Theresa May’s plans

Alexander Temerko: Out go Cameron’s clip-voiced Etonians. In comes McLoughlin, Tory working class hero.

The former pit worker is the man to make the Conservatives a true One Nation party.

Alastair Harper: May’s passion for ending modern slavery – and what should be done next

We will now see the creation of the first task force on modern slavery. Here are further ways for the task force to make progress.

Why the Bank of England’s interest rate decision was right. And how the Prime Minister can inch towards her social reform economy.

In a nutshell, the cut was a doubling down on easing Brexit – which matters.

Harry Fairhead: Introducing our new Nanny State Rich List

The TPA identifies 325 taxpayer-funded public health employees. Combined with Public Health England’s budget of around £3.6 billion, this is an expensive and powerful lobby.

Howard Flight: Conundrums of economic policy in the wake of Brexit

Overall, my advice is not to seek to reduce interest rates yet further which could have contrarian effects.

The first test of May’s new industrial strategy – and a task for Clark

The sale of ARM Holdings to Softbank is a curtain-raiser for May’s new plan – over which he has charge.

The early glimpses of May’s policy agenda show a deep enthusiasm for One Nation interventionism

The curtailed leadership contest limited her opportunity to lay out a policy agenda. But what we do know is quite illuminating.

May – a Joe Chamberlain in kitten heels? Who will serve in her interventionist Cabinet (and deliver Brexit)?

Hammond, Fox, Javid. How will a generation of politicians raised under Thatcher adapt to the new Prime Minister’s desire for an industrial strategy?

Penny Mordaunt: I’m voting for Leadsom – businesswoman, family campaigner, Minister, fresh face and committed Brexiteer

The case for Leadsom. Determining the right course for leaving the EU requires a unique skill-set – and she has it.

Fresh Start: Rewards of Leave 3) Freedom and opportunity for small and medium businesses

The third in a series of policy briefings.

The decoupling of growth and chimneys

21 economies have recently expanded whilst also cutting their emissions.

Scott Bell: My life story so far, the EU referendum – and why we Conservatives have far more to unite than divide us

We are united by our belief in individual freedom, social and personal responsibility and our passion to see everyone have the opportunity to achieve their potential.