We won’t deregulate our way out of the cost-of-living crisis
In recent weeks, the call for Government to take urgent [...]
Dear Sun Reader
A response to Jacob Rees-Mogg’s letter “I want Sun readers [...]
Regulations are society’s immune system
This week, I had my booster vaccine. Unlike the first, [...]
Op Ed: We must tackle The UK’s ‘Tax Gap’
Figures published by HMRC (16th September 2021) show that the [...]
Without rules, government is powerless
With a budget and a spending review due, battles over [...]
TIGRR’s final report: what lies behind the drive for deregulation?
The final report of the Taskforce for Innovation, Growth and [...]
Op Ed: Why the UK’s Internal Market Act matters to Wales
The news that the Welsh Government’s legal challenge to the Internal Market Act was refused by the High Court last month may have passed under the radar of many. The development was not widely covered in the mainstream media, and was greeted with fairly little online discussion by the general commentariat.
Op Ed: Regulation – a force for good
While the regular reassurances of the government’s commitment to maintaining public protections are welcome, the raft of deregulatory announcements from inside and around Number Ten in recent months point to a deeper agenda at play.
Op Ed: Supporting strong rules in Wales
Even within areas of devolved competence, there remain opportunities for the Welsh government to further accelerate the high standards agenda.
Op Ed: ‘Red wall’ swing voters support strong food regulations and standards
New qualitative research, carried out in partnership with KSBR Brand Futures, and published on 20 January, finds overwhelming support for strong, well enforced food standards among first time Conservative voters in the so-called ‘red wall’ constituencies.
We won’t deregulate our way out of the cost-of-living crisis
In recent weeks, the call for Government to take urgent [...]
Dear Sun Reader
A response to Jacob Rees-Mogg’s letter “I want Sun readers [...]
Regulations are society’s immune system
This week, I had my booster vaccine. Unlike the first, [...]
Op Ed: We must tackle The UK’s ‘Tax Gap’
Figures published by HMRC (16th September 2021) show that the [...]
Without rules, government is powerless
With a budget and a spending review due, battles over [...]
TIGRR’s final report: what lies behind the drive for deregulation?
The final report of the Taskforce for Innovation, Growth and [...]
Op Ed: Why the UK’s Internal Market Act matters to Wales
The news that the Welsh Government’s legal challenge to the Internal Market Act was refused by the High Court last month may have passed under the radar of many. The development was not widely covered in the mainstream media, and was greeted with fairly little online discussion by the general commentariat.
Op Ed: Regulation – a force for good
While the regular reassurances of the government’s commitment to maintaining public protections are welcome, the raft of deregulatory announcements from inside and around Number Ten in recent months point to a deeper agenda at play.
Op Ed: Supporting strong rules in Wales
Even within areas of devolved competence, there remain opportunities for the Welsh government to further accelerate the high standards agenda.
Op Ed: ‘Red wall’ swing voters support strong food regulations and standards
New qualitative research, carried out in partnership with KSBR Brand Futures, and published on 20 January, finds overwhelming support for strong, well enforced food standards among first time Conservative voters in the so-called ‘red wall’ constituencies.