Analysis and commentary from Blueprint for a Better Britain
The Oxford-Cambridge corridor generates £143 billion a year. It could generate three times that. The planning system won't let it. Britain developed the vaccine that saved the world in this corridor. It can't build the homes for the people who made it.
Read more →Eight numbers that tell you what has actually happened to Britain — and what it's costing every one of us. £2.87tn debt. £111bn interest. 14 years of flat wages. 99.8% of projects over budget.
Read more →Starting this week: a ten-part series on how Britain lost the ability to turn good decisions into real outcomes — and what it would take to get it back.
Read more →The problem isn't that Britain lacks good ideas. It's that we've built a system where almost everyone has a route to object and almost nobody has enough authority to finish.
Read more →The policy graveyard isn't full of bad ideas. It's full of good ones that nobody pushed hard enough, long enough, to see through. That's the gap worth filling.
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