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New Statesman discusses Policy Exchange report on ‘just about managing families’
George Eaton refers to Policy Exchange’s 2015 report, ‘Overlooked But Decisive: Connecting with England’s Just About Managing Classes’
London needs its black cabs, but they can learn from Uber
Writing for the Evening Standard, Nick Ferrari discusses his Policy Exchange report, ‘Saving the Black Cab’
War and Justice
Richard Ekins, head of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power Project, responds to The Times on the topic of the ECHR.
Evening Standard: London’s black taxis ‘must slash night fares in order to keep up with Uber’
The Evening Standard’s exclusive on Policy Exchange’s new Black Cab report.
An interview with Tom Tugendhat MP on his work with Policy Exchange
In an interview with Andrew Gimson for ConservativeHome, Tugendhat reflects at length on his work with Policy Exchange on meretricious litigation against the armed forces, and how this has recently been taken up by the Prime Minister.
May Promises a Bit More State and a Little Less ‘Anything Goes’
David Goodhart, Policy Exchange’s Head of Demography, Immigration, and Integration, and Director of the Integration Hub website, discusses the Prime Minister’s ‘pitch to working-class voters’. He concludes that ‘the condescending liberal graduates will no longer set the political tone’.
What the PM gets right about the Brexit litigation
The Government’s legal authority to invoke Art 50 is being challenged in the courts. In her speech on Sunday, the Prime Minister stated in strong terms that it is up to the Government – not the Commons or Lords – to invoke Art 50. Those who argue the contrary are not...
Brexit Vote Showed How a Referendum Can Reflect a Nation’s True Feelings
Read Article Referendums are not generally a good idea. The electorate is not well placed to rule directly. In general, self-government should be by way of representative institutions. Still, there are times when it is reasonable for the legislature to put some...
Andrew Gimson’s report from the fringe
Andrew Gimson reviews Policy Exchange and Conservative Home’s “What will the government’s social reform agenda mean in practice?”conference event.
Gerard Lyons Discusses “Messy” v “Clean” Brexit
On BBC Radio 4, Policy Exchange’s Chief Economic Adviser sets out the case for a clean Brexit.
