by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | General, Politics
Bob Seely is Member of Parliament for the Isle of Wight. Whoever becomes our next Prime Minister needs to bring fresh thinking to housing. We can’t have more of the same. The current policies are flawed, built on a system which is a failed mix of free market (land...
by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | General, Immigration, Politics
Ryan Shorthouse is the Founder and Director of Bright Blue, and co-author of Distant neighbours? Understanding and measuring social integration in England Concern about a lack of social integration in the UK has been high for some time. In 2015, David Cameron even...
by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | General, Politics
Johnson: Give tax breaks to employers who look after staff welfare ‘There are all sorts of reasons why the UK still lags behind some competitors in productivity: skills, infrastructure, broadband, housing – you name it. We will tackle them all. But we will get...
by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
It is now overwhelmingly likely that Boris Johnson will be the next Conservative Party leader and become Prime Minister. He may well face a no confidence vote in September, and the Brexit extension expires at the end of October in any event. So he and his new team...
by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Nicky Morgan is Chair of the Treasury Select Committee, a former Education Secretary, and MP for Loughborough. Last Thursday, members of the Prosperity UK Alternative Arrangements Commission, which I am co-chairing with Greg Hands, visited Brussels. We were there to...
by Jason Tyler | 15th July 2019 | General, Politics
Until his recent expulsion, Mohammed Amin MBE was Chairman of the Conservative Muslim Forum . He is writing in a personal capacity. As explained previously, I consider that 22 years of poor-quality definitions of Islamophobia have made the word incapable of being...
