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Britain and the world’s oldest conservative think tank

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The Bow Group and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Securing the best route for HS2

The Bow Group and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Securing the best route for HS2

On Monday 8 October at the Conservative Party Conference, Heathrow Hub consultant Mark Bostock spoke on a panel alongside Cheryl Gillan MP and Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP to debate the best route for HS2.  The panel also included the Transport Policy advisor to...

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Drug-fuelled crime

Drug-fuelled crime

In a recent governmental white paper and accompanying Telegraph editorial, former Policing and Justice Minister, Nick Herbert, quite commendably pledged to enhance the swiftness and certainty of justice in the system he oversaw. Such a change would be a...

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Supporting England FC

Supporting England FC

 Kenneth Clarke, a most longevous Bow Group (and Cabinet) alumni of past and present, can often be heard recounting a rose-tinted tale of when he was a young man; As his story goes, before his almost peerless contribution to the Bow Group and British politics,...

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David Cameron threat to torpedo EU budget, but his failure to promise a referendum angers Right

David Cameron threat to torpedo EU budget, but his failure to promise a referendum angers Right

David Cameron has threatened to veto the European Union budget but faced a growing backlash against his failure to call a referendum on Europe.The Prime Minister said he is prepared to torpedo the new Brussels budget which will set spending limits for the period...

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Spectator: Conservative conference: David Cameron moves Tories to the common, not the centre, ground

Spectator: Conservative conference: David Cameron moves Tories to the common, not the centre, ground

It’s David Cameron’s birthday today, but when James Naughtie suggested on the Today programme that Boris Johnson be sent to a remote country as ambassador, the Prime Minister sounded as though Christmas had come early, too. You could almost hear Cameron’s mind...