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How Many Homes Does the UK Need?

Decades of lacklustre housebuilding and recent record migration have left the UK with a shortfall of more than 6.5 million homes. The debut research by Head of Housing Ben Hopkinson shows how the UK has fallen dramatically behind comparable European countries, with British families paying the price through unaffordable homes.

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Transparency Begins at Home

William Norton - Public Services

Many large charities are refusing to admit who funds them. Despite new government regulation urging charities’ to be transparent, the majority of Britain’s largest charities decline to comply.

What Price Localism? A Case Study of the LGPS

Michael Johnson - Economy

Without structural change, the Local Government Pension Scheme is in terminal decline.

Britain and the EU: A Solution

Daniel Hannan MEP - Constitution & Democracy

Reforming Britain’s relationship with the EU could boost trade, reveals Dan Hannan MEP.

The Autumn Statement: What lies Beneath?

Tim Knox - Economy

Colossal? Maybe. Essential? Yes.

Jam Tomorrow

Tim Knox - Economy

The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement speech today outlined a number of welcome changes as well as a lot of tinkering.

11 things the CPS wants to see in the Autumn Statement

Tim Knox - Economy

The Chancellor should take the opportunity in his Autumn Statement speech on Wednesday to outline a series of proposals which are all cost neutral (at worst), which will boost underlying growth and which will continue to reform public services

Mind the Skills Gap

Adam Memon - Economy

Britain must boost its skills if wages are to increase – says Adam Memon, Head of Economic Research at the Centre for Policy Studies.

The Airbnb Economy: A Battle Britain Must Win

Tim Knox - Economy

Britain can be a global hub for peer to peer markets.

Answering the West Lothian Question

Andrew Tyrie MP - Politics

Andrew Tyrie MP urges the government to finally answer the West Lothian Question.

Pink Planning – diluting the red tape

Keith Boyfield - Economy

Leading economist Keith Boyfield, together with top public lawyer Daniel Greenberg, propose a simple solution to Britain’s planning problem.

Ed Miliband must get serious about labour market reform

GLYN GASKARTH - Economy

If Britain’s employment success is to continue, politicians of all stripes must learn from Germany’s successful labour market reforms.

How Much Do We Use the NHS?

Museji Takolia - Public Services

In the wake of a further expected rise in NHS costs, Jesse Norman MP and Museji Takolia propose an innovative solution to curbing misuse.

Why the Bank of England with be Wrong Again on Wages

Tim Knox - Economy

At the beginning of the year the Bank of England expected a return to real wage growth. The Governor of the Bank of England now forecasts that wages will grow in real terms by mid-2015. Is the BoE forecast reasonable?

Introducing Education Savings Plans

Henry Cobbe - Public Services

Henry Cobbe and Alexandra Grant propose encouraging prospective students to build assets to fund their fees and living costs.

NICs: The End Should Be Nigh

Michael Johnson - Economy

National Insurance Fund exhaustion could occur as soon as next year warns Michael Johnson.

The Cost of Labour: Estimating the Employment Effects of Labour’s Tax Policies

Adam Memon - Economy

Head of Economic Research, Adam Memon, estimates the potential cost to the UK economy of Labour’s tax policy proposals, if elected in the upcoming general election.

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