Robert Colvile is the Director of the Centre for Policy Studies and the Editor-in-Chief of CapX. He covers a diverse range of topics including politics, policy, and parenting, with a particular focus on finance, investment, and real estate. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, The Telegraph, and The Spectator Australia.
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The problem with the the Patriotic Millionaires pledge isn’t hypocrisy, it’s idiocy
By: Robert Colvile
We need to devolve more power, to trust the people again, but what if they use it to do things the government doesn’t like?
This week’s Clacton by-election is an amusing no-contest. A more engrossing battle for right-wing voters lies ahead
Britain lost an average of 18 chain-store outlets daily in six years. Can towns truly thrive when retail employment has stagnated for years?
At last, politicians have woken up to the urgent importance of fixing the machinery of government
By: Robert Colvile
It’s clear from Pisa rankings what the best education systems do
Britain has borrowed just under £3 trillion but we find ourselves talking about pretty much anything else
As Reform falters, the Conservatives are the logical home for those who can’t stand any of the others
Labour’s complacency has left Britain fatally exposed to energy shocks
Labour’s key new policies won’t be delivered until after an election. Many in Westminster are convinced a 2027 poll is coming
