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Press, politico and blog reaction to the Policy Exchange’s Cities Unlimited report has been quite extraordinary. The Guardian today was particularly wretched, producing a big special article extolling the North (if you really think it’s so great, why did you leave Manchester then?) and quoting David Cameron extensively (audio here): “This report is rubbish from
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[Blogs] "Struggling" Northerners!...Come on Down!!! Policy Director for Mayor of London, Anthony Browne, has appeared in the Guardian this morning actually defending the urban regeneration report he wrote for Policy Exchange &# David Cameron’s favourite think tank. ‘Browne still defends the pamphlet and its timing, but with a selection of not completely compatible arguments. "It was published unwittingly on the day Cameron was ...
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Last night, St. Thomas’ Hospital played host to an eagerly anticipated debate organised jointly by the left and right think-tanks Progress and Policy Exchange, with the motion “Has David Cameron Changed the Conservative Party for Good?” On the panel, Policy Exchange co-founder Michael Gove and Fraser Nelson (political editor of the Spectator) to put the case for the motion, while...
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Policy Exchange now David Cameron's least favourite think tank All day the idiotic Policy Exchange report on northern cities (message: close Liverpool down, it's the only language scousers understand) has been branded as coming from David Cameron's "favourite think tank" Policy Exchange. And so it has been with money flooding into PE as wealthy individuals and corporate Britain try to get alongside the Cameroons. There have been lots...
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Labour’s Karen Buck has hit back at claims by David Cameron that the Living Wage is Conservative policy and that Boris Johnson introduced it in London, warning that the “Tories have not changed and cannot be trusted to raise family living standards”. In an article for The Guardian today David Cameron said: “The one progressive new
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Poor old Alan Duncan might have to survive on emergency rations. The Guardian reports that David Cameron is planning to cut ministerial pay if the Tories win the next election. Here are the details: ‘David Cameron is planning to make his ministers take significant salary cuts if he forms the next government, senior sources have told the Guardian. The Conservative party high command have calc...
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The Policy Exchange - "David Cameron's favourite think-tank" - may not be his favourite think-tank today. The publication of a report decrying regeneration of some Northern cities and seeming to call on people to migrate to the South-East is, as Cameron himself said, "insane". The timing of it appearing in the media - on the day Cameron starts a tour of Northern cities - couldn't be wors...
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Iain pointed out yesterday that Policy Exchange had become David Cameron's least favourite think-tank (as opposed to his favourite) after it published a report suggesting that regenerating the north of England was a waste of time and that Northerners should move to the south instead. Unsurprisingly, with David Cameron currently undertaking a tour of the North West and West Midlands, the ...
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Cameron, Policy Exchange and Bluewashing Britain David Cameron today called the latest report from Policy Exchange 'insane'. As well he might. But for the modern Conservative Party, the only thing insane, was to say this stuff out loud. Because for the think tank, the ranks of which make up a large chunk of the new Tory establishment, these views are nothing out of the ordinary. The report which basically suggests that government should concentr...
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Cameron, Policy Exchange and Bluewashing Britain David Cameron today called the latest report from Policy Exchange 'insane'. As well he might. But for the modern Conservative Party, the only thing insane, was to say this stuff out loud. Because for the think tank, the ranks of which make up a large chunk of the new Tory establishment, these views are nothing out of the ordinary. The report which basically suggests that government should concentr...
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