The ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’ image of the German economy induces an inferiority complex among the British
You can loosen the planning system all you like, but money is still going pour-in to whatever gets sold for whatever purpose.
The question isn’t whether one is for development, but rather what development is for
Come on, Mr Mayor. You are not the prisoner of a 1940s command and control planning system.
International comparisons would suggest not, but Britain bucks the trend
Unpaid internships are a form of exploitation – and the creative industries have a particularly bad record
While London as an economic entity is doing very well, the same doesn’t apply to ordinary working Londoners
Thatcherite on the economy and Europe. Macmillanite on housing and saving. Carswellian on governance – but lacking popular input on constitutional reform.
The choice between the paths represented by Cambridge and Clacton doesn’t exist
Rents were pushed up 2.7 per cent by the policy – Labour propose the same for England.
Away from the playgrounds of the prosperous, “tattoo-parlour Britain” is very much today’s Britain
It must also appeal to Bolton West, and offer policies for homes, jobs and…
It sets out a programme for more homes, better jobs and higher savings – accompanied by plans for economic and political reform.
Ownership first. A community-led planning system. New garden cities.
At the moment, it’s easier to buy to let than it is to buy to live in the house. That’s unwise and unfair – and it must be changed.