Britain’s cleantech companies aren’t starving for capital. They’re starving for commitment
The funding gap is real, but it isn't a shortage of money. It's a shortage of accountability for not deploying it, writes Sarah Mackintosh.
MP’s surgeries get an upgrade
Josh Dell | 26th November 2020 | Comment, Magazine, Policy & Think Tanks, Politics
Virtual MP's surgeries are less strenuous and less time-consuming than their face-to-face equivalents. Josh Dell hails the benefits of their digitisation
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Net zero is an open goal for Wales
Despite being criticised by some as a costly endeavour, net zero presents a clear opportunity for Wales to benefit, writes Ben Burggraaf
Is everything we know about university wrong?
Neither Oxford, Cambridge, UCL or KCL find themselves in the top 10 for the 2025 English Social Mobility Index, and Oliver Dean explores why
Will Britain retreat into religious fever?
Following from Eastern Sunday, religion - and particularly Christianity - seems to be regaining relevance in the British political scene. But will it transform British politics as we
“So clever they can’t tie their own shoelaces”: Why the Civil Service Fast Stream process needs reform
Despite the competitiveness of the elite civil service fast stream, Lucy Carrier-Pilkington warns that it is turning away those with real talent.
Night fever: why it’s time to stop treating nightlife as culture’s unruly sibling
Despite contributing significantly to the UK economy, Sophie Brownlee argues that the nightlife economy has been forgotten for too long.
The real lesson of the Iran war energy crisis – learn from the last one.
As war in Iran shocks global oil prices, trade bodies argue that the UK should recognise the importance of renewable energy sources - and begin investing in them.
The Mace Questionnaire: Bob Blackman MP: “It is time to rebuild our party”
The ‘pragmatic’ new chair of the 1922 Committee could shape the direction of the Conservative Party
The Pope vs Trump: Is the Vatican becoming a new super-power ?
With a new American pope, William Cash investigates the global power dynamics behind the throne of St Peter.
Time’s up for the lobby industry, says Alastair McCapra
Why reform of UK lobbying rules is urgently required, says Alastair McCapra, CEO of CIPR
