This is from the Civitas Autumn 2026 Newsletter. To subscribe, please click here. Whether it be found in the bullish reindustrialisation blueprints of Burnham’s ‘Manchesterism’, basking in the bluish sunlit uplands of Badenochian ‘Kemistry’, or bellowing boldly from the roaring Reformists in Birmingham, there was one overwhelming Brobdingnagian crisis this year that echoed throughout the… [Read More]
● Nearly half (49 per cent) of the public believe economic growth is a high priority, when selected from a range of policy options, a major new Civitas poll reveals. ● More people thought cutting NHS expenditure was a higher priority (34 per cent) than increased funding for English Mayoralties, at 26 per cent. ● … [Read More]
Knowledge has become something of a mainstay of England’s education system, in contrast to its once much more highly contested standing within the schooling debate. The idea that knowledge matters is arguably now more accepted than it is rejected. Much debate about knowledge and the curriculum today instead centres more on the details, from extent… [Read More]
The government’s recently negotiated UK-France migration deal – in which small boats arrivals to the shores of Britain are removed on flights to France – has been (rightly) subject to intense popular and media scrutiny. But in a public debate so polarised around immigration at this time, it’s worth asking what the evidence tells us… [Read More]
Daniel Dieppe on Conservative Home.
It is time to reinstate equality before the law for all citizens, regardless of their politics, religion or identity grouping. Hardeep Singh in The Telegraph.
Much is said of the grand political ambition to support innovation and growth. Every MP and senior official wants to encourage certainty and stability, increase investment, reform the economy to drive up productivity, prosperity and living standards across the UK. This is all good and well but rarely do these warm wishes translate into how… [Read More]
Taxpayers should not foot the bill of an equal pay litigation unit. Daniel Dieppe in The Critic Magazine.
Repealing absurd Equal Pay Laws is only possible because of Brexit. Daniel Dieppe in The Critic magazine.
Daniel Dieppe on Conservative Home.