‘Schools must be made responsible for truancy even if parents are to blame’ (DM)
Kathy Gyngell, CPS expert, continues her Right Minds Blog on where the blame lies for truancy and how the problem can be solved.
‘Unite scored an own goal with the tanker strike – but so has Cameron’ – Ryan Bourne (City AM)
Ryan Bourne writes for City AM on how the Conservatives and Unte have both made a blunder in their handling of a possible fuel strike
Nuclear projects “ditched”! UK energy market loses competitors (FT)(£)
In reaction to the news of German withdrawal from UK nuclear projects, Tony Lodge gives his reaction to the Financial Times (£)
Corporation Tax cuts “not enough” says CPS Director Tim Knox (Oman Daily Observer)
CPS Director Tim Knox was quoted in the Oman Daily Observer, by Andy Jalil, on the recent Budget and the cuts in Corporation Tax
CPS: Budget has not done enough for SMEs (Scotsman)
The Centre for Policy studies recommendation for a bigger cut in Corporation Tax went unheeded, reports Bill Jamieson in the Scotsman.
Personal Allowance gets a raise! Poor People! Stop Paying Tax (Daily Mail)
Alex Brummer, Daily Mail, mentions one of the positives of the Budget the raising of the personal allowance which the CPS has advocated since 2001.
Centre for Policy Studies Budget Reaction and the need for focus on India (The Commentator)
The CPS has recently contributed two articles for The Commentator: “CPS Reaction to Budget”, by Tim Knox and Ryan Bourne, and “British firms need more belly to get involved with Delhi”, by Lewis Brown.
“Why have a Budget?” Tim Knox writes guest column (Reuters)
Tim Knox, CPS Director, guest writes for Reuters on yesterdays Budget.
Post Budget Reaction: Is Osborne the heir to Brown or Lawson?
George Osborne proudly announced this Budget would be ‘unashamedly on the side of business and aspiration’.
Tim Knox comments on behald of CPS in Budget Analysis (Daily Telegraph)
CPS Director Tim Knox comments on the Budget measures in two Daily Telegraph Budget analysis articles.
CPS named in Stockholm Network Blogs of the Week & Publication of the Week
The Stockholm Network has named the CPS’ work amongst its blogs of the week and Publication of the Week.
‘net Assets (20th March Edition)
Today’s top stories from and about the CPS as well as some of the top content from the wider political web.
How did a Conservative Chancellor deliver 7% growth after the 1930s Depression? (ConHome)
George Tregarne, CPS Expert and author of Metroboom writes for Conservative Home and discusses the relevance and comparisons that can be made from Britain’s economy in the 1930s and now.
‘net Assets (19th March Edition)
Today’s top stories from and about the CPS as well as some of the top content from the wider political web.
Britian needs to learn from the 1930s (Sky News)
CPS publication Metroboom, by George Trefgarne, takes centre stage in a recent article by Ed Conway (Sky News) on learning from the 1930s and Chamberlins masterful tenure as Chancellor.
Businesses, investment and hoarding (Daily Telegraph)
In a recent analysis on the approaching Budget, Philip Aldrick (Daily Telegraph) refers to the CPS’s latest publication Metroboom by George Trefgarne.
