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Voices for a Free Future lifts the veil on how Westminster operates and illustrates how to achieve serious free market policy reform. Here, you'll read articles from Steve Baker, the FFF Team, and leading voices from the free market and freedom movement.
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Conference Season Is Here: Tell Us What You'll Stop (opens the original)
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We are republishing Eve’s article on party conference season. Given the announcements that have come out of the Labour Party Conference, we felt that Eve’s piece is more relevant than ever and explains why Britain is heading down the wrong, fiscally bankrupting path. Party conference season is here. Britain is currently enduring several weeks of politicians competing to tell us what else they intend to do to us and for us - with our money.We are much less likely to hear the one promise a country
Free Enterprise For A Free Society (opens the original)
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In this article, Fighting for a Free Future Associate Luke Lucas continues to explore Dr Nigel Ashford’s Principles for a Free Society, focusing on the fourth principle: free enterprise. Each month, Luke will examine one principle and tell the stories of the people who put them into practice.At Labour Conference, Jonathan Reynolds argued that Britain’s economic renewal depends on working with businesses and entrepreneurs, with an industrial strategy to turn British ideas into British prod
Yes, Restoring Our Constitution Matters (opens the original)
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Can a Free and Prosperous Society Survive an Expansive Welfare State? (opens the original)
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As the Labour Party Conference gathers in Liverpool, plans for a publicly funded National Care Service raise a wider issue about the role of the state in managing life’s risks. Jilan Shah considers a profound and too-often ignored question: whether an expansive welfare state is even compatible with a free and prosperous democracy.If you ask someone on the street what actually matters to them, you won’t hear about GDP targets or government metrics. You’ll hear about prosperity, real achievement,
How Blair’s Constitutional Reforms Broke Britain | David Starkey (opens the original)
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Sponsored by Glint - buy, save and spend real physical gold with a Glint Mastercard®. Visit glintpay.com to find out more.This week on The Free Future Podcast, historian David Starkey joins Steve and Harry to argue that Tony Blair’s constitutional reforms shifted power away from elected politicians - and why he believes that still shapes immigration, policing, human-rights law and the ability of governments to deliver change.They discuss judges, experts, the Equality Act, two-tier policing, publ
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