CPS at the Conservative Party Conference 2012
The Centre for Policy Studies presents three key events at the Conservative Party Conference Fringe 2012.
Media report for ‘Turning the Tide’
On Saturday 8th September 2012, the Centre for Policy Studies published ‘Turning the Tide: the UK’s improving competitiveness’.
Media report for ‘The Social Cost of Litigation’
On Monday 10th September 2012, the Centre for Policy Studies published ‘The Social Cost of Litigation’ by Professor Furedi and Jennie Bristow.
WATCH: David Davis MP – There is an alternative: Why the government needs a growth policy
There is an alternative: Why the government needs a growth policy
David Davis MP: An Alibi is not an economic policy (The Daily Telegraph)
Excerpt from David Davis MP’s speech to the CPS on Monday 3 September 2012.
Only radical reform can pull us out of a growing economic quagmire (City AM)
Ryan Bourne writes for City AM on what the Coalition’s economic priorities should be as it faces an uncertain future in the second half of this parliament.
State of school sport (The Telegraph)
Research Fellow Tom Burkard wrote to The Telegraph to discuss calls for state schools to produce more successful Olympians.
We need a modern-day Milton Friedman (Conservative Home)
Head of Economic Research Ryan Bourne authored an article for Conservative Home on the 100th anniversary of Milton Friedman’s birth.
UK isolationist? Non, non, non!
CPS Deputy Chairman Tessa Keswick writes to the South China Morning Post.
UK energy policies are sabotaging industry’s global competitiveness (City AM)
CPS Research Fellow and energy policy expert Tony Lodge writes for City AM on the difference between the Chancellor’s outlook and actual UK policy.
Britain Unleashed – CPS named in ‘best of the web’ (Telegraph)
The Centre for Policy Studies was named in The Daily Telegraph’s feature ‘Britain Unleashed – best of the web’ on the future of capitalism.
Time to reconsider carbon tax plans (Financial Times)
CPS energy guru Tony Lodge writes to the Financial Times on the Coalition’s plans to introduce a carbon price floor.
The Big Questions answered by Harriet Sergeant (The Independent)
This week’s instalment of ‘The Big Questions’ in The Independent were answered by CPS Research Fellow Harriet Sergeant.
We need supply side reforms not more off-balance sheet spending (City AM)
Ryan Bourne, Head of Economic Research at the CPS, writes for City A.M. on the recent round of infrastructure investment announced by the government.
Who is in charge of education policy? (Conservative Home)
Director Tim Knox writes for Conservative Home on the rejection of the Phoenix Free School application.
