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Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons

7 November 2019
Government and Institutions

Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons

Luke Warren
7 November 2019
Wales having control of its own judicial powers should not be an exception, but the norm. On 24 October, the … Continue reading “Wales should have fully devolved control over justice, policing and prisons”

Norman Lamb and Liberalism

26 February 2016
Economic Theory

Norman Lamb and Liberalism

26 February 2016
The Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP, Liberal Democrat Health Spokesman and former Minister of Health, sits down with Sam Collins, … Continue reading “Norman Lamb and Liberalism”

In Conversation With… Norman Lamb MP

26 February 2015
Economic Theory

In Conversation With… Norman Lamb MP

26 February 2015
The Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP, former Minister of State for Health and current Liberal Democrat Health Spokesman, sat down … Continue reading “In Conversation With… Norman Lamb MP”

Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’

27 November 2015
Government and Institutions

Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’

Kristian Niemietz
27 November 2015
This article was first published by The Independent. One of the good ideas in yesterday’s Autumn Statement was the scrapping … Continue reading “Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’”

It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government

17 November 2015
Society and Culture

It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government

Ryan Bourne
17 November 2015
Many people have taken to social media to ask why the terrorist massacres in Paris have been given so much … Continue reading “It’s natural to care more about those close to us – and that has implications for government”

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

14 May 2015
Economic Theory

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

Kristian Niemietz
14 May 2015
The Economist, 11 April 2020 – Continued from part 1 (healthcare) – Up until 2016, the UK was one of the … Continue reading “An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation”

How and how not to devolve power

26 March 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

How and how not to devolve power

Tom Packer
26 March 2015
In all the sound and fury of the coming election, it’s important not to forget the areas where the parties … Continue reading “How and how not to devolve power”

Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever

23 September 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever

Mark Littlewood
23 September 2014
If necessity is the mother of invention, politicians of all stripes will have to be spectacularly inventive in dealing with … Continue reading “Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever”

Healthcare in Scotland: Careful what you wish for, ‘Yes’ campaigners

28 August 2014
Healthcare

Healthcare in Scotland: Careful what you wish for, ‘Yes’ campaigners

Kristian Niemietz
28 August 2014
“Labour’s summary of the ideas […] says they “clear the way for a massive shift of resources from the NHS … Continue reading “Healthcare in Scotland: Careful what you wish for, ‘Yes’ campaigners”

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