31 Jul 2007
Gordon MacKerron examines the efforts of the EU to tackle global warming. He suggests that the Commission’s proposals, despite their occasional ambiguities, at least signal some effort in that direction.
22 Jul 2007
Alan Evans explains why building 240,000 new houses a year won't make them more affordable
22 Jul 2007
If house prices had matched inflation, that would be the cost of an average house,not £197,500 says Tim Leunig
22 Jul 2007
Paul Cheshire sets out why Impact Fees would be fair and rewarding on selling land for development
22 Jul 2007
Despite hard-fought for improvements, it is far from perfect, argues Andy Bell
22 Jul 2007
Christopher Hood and Martin Lodge on the flaws in the idea of a code between ministers and mandarins
22 Jul 2007
Enlargement has not changed the way Europe works, says Helen Wallace. After three years with 25 members, it is still business as usual.
22 Jul 2007
50 years after Macmillan famously asked this question, Martin Weale asks it again for Brown's Britain
22 Jul 2007
Editor Roderick Crawford talks to the director of Northern Way
22 Jul 2007
Alexander Howard on the changes that would flow if Microsoft played ball on a level playing field
22 Jul 2007
Malcolm Webb of Oil & Gas UK on the changes needed to make the best of what is still there
22 Jul 2007
With yet another energy review, Gordon MacKerron on what needs to be done now
22 Jul 2007
Andrew Blick on Blair's legislative inheritance, and the 2,600 laws Brown inherits from the past ten years
22 Jul 2007
Mark Tewdwr-Jones on what planning really means in today's world
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