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Daniel Herring
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Researcher, Economic and Fiscal Policy, Centre for Policy Studies
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By Daniel Herring| CapX Verified Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images The Government's plans for reducing our welfare bill are too small and barely save any money We need to rethink the fundamentals of the welfare state Even after planned reforms, health-related benefits will rise 5.3% per year throughout the 2020s Despite the political pain, Labour’s announcements on welfare come nowhere near close enough to solving the crisis of rising health-related benefits. Even after planned reforms,...
By Daniel Herring| LBC Verified Labour just can't resist another tax, but why don't they realise that's what's stopping growth? Labour just can't resist another tax, but why don't they realise that's what's stopping growth. Picture: LBC/Getty By Daniel Herring Keir Starmer has been at pains to say that Labour’s number one mission is economic growth. But while policy announcements are welcome, they are just that - announcements. It is the actions his government has taken that count.
By Daniel Herring| CapX Verified Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images The Government's plans for reducing our welfare bill are too small and barely save any money We need to rethink the fundamentals of the welfare state Even after planned reforms, health-related benefits will rise 5.3% per year throughout the 2020s Despite the political pain, Labour’s announcements on welfare come nowhere near close enough to solving the crisis of rising health-related benefits. Even after planned reforms,...
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Centre for Policy Studies
The Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) is a prominent centre-right think tank in Britain, established in 1974 by Sir Keith Joseph and Margaret Thatcher. It is known for shaping the policy framework of Thatcherism and focuses on promoting enterprise, ownership, and prosperity through conservative principles. CPS aims to foster a new generation of conservative thought by addressing key policy areas such as taxation, economic growth, business, welfare, housing, and the environment. The organization produces policy papers, conducts research, and collaborates with influential policy thinkers, including Conservative MPs. It also hosts events and debates to encourage intellectual discussions. Additionally, CPS operates CapX, a platform for commentary on policies that support freedom and prosperity. The CPS has played a significant role in developing various policy initiatives, including the Lifetime ISA and improvements in literacy standards through synthetic phonics in schools. It is funded entirely by donations from supporters and is led by director Robert Colvile.
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Founded: 1974