Read about author, economist and Liberal Democrat policy maker David Boyle. His writing spans history, economics and culture.
It’s another empty pavement success. Unlike that one, this one thankfully did not take seven months. It was a mere two months to get the bricks left over by roadworks contractors to be removed. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrat Newswire #44 looks at the 2015 general election, and why it’s wrong to think of it as a contest between Labour and the Conservatives. … Read the full post »
John Seddon’s study of how to improve public services suffers from a broad and breezy set of dismissals of nearly anyone he doesn’t fully agree with. … Read the full post »
Many people spend much time complaining about house prices. So why don’t they move to cheaper areas? … Read the full post »
For a long time David Boyle has long been one of the smartest Liberal Democrat policy thinkers and one who isn’t easy to categorise on a simple left/right spectrum. … Read the full post »
For those into Liberal Democrat policy, hearing that David Boyle is going to write a post in response to one of your own is reason for mixing pleasure, apprehension and anticipation. … Read the full post »
Since the 2010 general election, and in particular since the May 2011 election results, it has almost become a cliché in many parts of the party to call for a rediscovery of Community Politics. … Read the full post »
The latest edition of my monthly email newsletter about the Liberal Democrats looked at the trap awaiting the party on tuition fees. … Read the full post »
David Boyle has done an excellent job as the government’s independent reviewer into the use of choice in public services. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrat Newswire #28 reports on the results of an important set of internal Liberal Democrat elections for bodies such as the party’s Federal Policy Committee (FPC). … Read the full post »