Economics If the Government’s ruining law, the solution is not more Government More lawyers should be hired directly by the state; but the rest should get used to living without legal aid, writes Preston Byrne. By Preston Byrne
Help to Buy won’t bring a sub-prime crisis to Britain – but it does move us closer to one Boosting house prices is a funny way to solve the housing crisis, writes Preston Byrne. By Preston Byrne
Bloody Tories: the shrinking realm of public discourse The conviction of Bethan Tichborne begs the question: has Britain outlawed the truth? By Preston Byrne
Playing house: the Eastleigh by-election and planning control politics Creating pro-housing planning laws won't be easy, if the Conservatives' defeat in Eastleigh is anything to go by. By Preston Byrne
To fix the housing market, the government needs to do nothing at all Just stop trying. By Preston Byrne