Housing proposals fail to address the need for Green belt reform

5 March 2018
Housing and Planning

Housing proposals fail to address the need for Green belt reform

5 March 2018

IEA reacts to proposals on housing setting out changes to planning rules

Commenting on the Prime Minister’s announcement on housing Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of Economic Affairs said:  “There are … Continue reading “Housing proposals fail to address the need for Green belt reform”
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Prime Minister’s Brexit speech promising, but close regulatory alignment a concern

2 March 2018
Government and Institutions

Prime Minister’s Brexit speech promising, but close regulatory alignment a concern

2 March 2018

IEA reacts to the Prime Minister's 'Road to Brexit' speech

Commenting on Theresa May’s ‘Road to Brexit’ speech, Julian Jessop, Chief Economist at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: “The … Continue reading “Prime Minister’s Brexit speech promising, but close regulatory alignment a concern”
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It is not the Government’s role to be accountable for good quality work

7 February 2018
Labour Market

It is not the Government’s role to be accountable for good quality work

7 February 2018

IEA reacts to the Government's response to the Taylor review

Commenting on the Government’s response to the Taylor Review, Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: … Continue reading “It is not the Government’s role to be accountable for good quality work”
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IEA analysis shows systemic bias against ‘Leave’ supporters on flagship BBC political programmes

31 January 2018
Government and Institutions

IEA analysis shows systemic bias against ‘Leave’ supporters on flagship BBC political programmes

31 January 2018

IEA releases analysis revealing Brexit bias on flagship political programmes

A new analysis of nearly 600 panellists on two key BBC programmes has found that Leave supporters have been badly … Continue reading “IEA analysis shows systemic bias against ‘Leave’ supporters on flagship BBC political programmes”
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