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The Lost Arc
We’re delighted to have a guest post today from John Kingman, who has written for us before, and Baroness Shriti Vadera. They are publishing a series called The Growth Papers, in association with the School for Government and the Policy Institute at King’s College London, setting out what it would take to put the UK onto a meaningfully stronger growth path. The first paper was on devolution and the series will cover competition, AI, planning, energy and universities.
The Bazooka Revisited
Today we have a very timely guest post from John Kingman, who wrote for us back in November on the need for a more growth focused agenda. In the light of the turmoil unleashed by Trump’s tariff announcement this is going to be more important than ever. John is Chair of Legal and General, Britain’s largest investor and Barclay’s UK retail bank. Previously he spent much of his career at the Treasury.
We going to need a bigger Bazooka
This month’s guest poster is John Kingman, Chair of Legal and General, Britain’s largest investor and Barclay’s UK retail bank. Previously John spent much of his career at the Treasury. Under Gordon Brown he was responsible for growth policy, and played a critical role in the UK’s response to the financial crisis, negotiating deals with nationalised banks and then becoming the first CEO of UK Financial Investments which managed the government’s stakes.
LETTER: If Democrats run the show in Carson City …
A ruling in favor of Utah’s lawsuit would mark the end of public lands as we know them, opening the floodgates to every anti-public lands politician in the West to seize public lands by way of the courts.
LETTER: Making excuses for illegal immigration
John Pierog Kingman, Arizona August 30, 2021 - 9:00 pm In response to Ruben Navarrette Jr.’s Aug. 24 commentary, “Fear of immigrants is wrapped up in fear of changing demographics”: We have a country. It’s called the United States of America. Countries such as the United States have borders — and for good reason. They also have laws governing the legal entry of people who are not citizens.
One Small Thing: Fight Homelessness in Flagstaff
Hi, I’m comedian Sara Schaefer and I’m partnering with Flagstaff Shelter Services Inc. to help end homelessness in Northern Arizona. FSS’s mission is simple: shelter tonight, housing tomorrow. They provide individuals experiencing homelessness with crisis stabilization and the tools they need to achieve housing stability; regardless of faith, mental health, or sobriety. In 2019, FSS undertook a vital expansion of their facilities and services.
An industrial strategy must have science at its heart
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