Appointed as a member of the main CPF Member Expert Group for Science, Innovation & Technology Tuesday, 4 August, 2026 I am delighted to have been appointed a member of the main CPF Member Expert Group for Science, Innovation & Technology advising the Shadow Secretary of State on policy research and formation. Articles
Ellie Cox joins Ministerial roundtable to champion investment into innovative businesses 14th July 2026 I had the privilege of representing my employer, a leading FTSE 100 financial services company, at a Ministerial Roundtable with the Department of Science... Articles
Can the BMA win pay — and keep the public on side? 18th December 2025 We have just come through another doctors’ strike – and already we are wondering when the next will follow. Of resident BMA members, 83 per cent rejected the... Articles
The battle lines post-Budget have been drawn. It’s a fight with a warped robin hood socialism 28th November 2025 And there it was. On the Slido screen – workers submitting their views in real time – one line stood out in bold: “Matters holding back our ability to grow: the... Articles
How can we fix London’s productivity? 15th October 2025 At the Royal Academy of Arts recently, a sketch by Victor Hugo caught my eye: a giant poisonous mushroom looming over a desolate landscape. It could just as... Articles
In Merton, Labour put political ideology ahead of patient care 1st September 2025 In any organisation—especially one as important as the NHS—understanding where the money goes is not a luxury. It’s essential. Yet too often, crucial decisions... Articles
Labour thinks tax is the best form of defence but it is killing aspiration and pushing the successful to leave 9th August 2025 Whenever I open the paper or turn on the news, there it is again — yet another way the Labour government is preparing to raid our pockets to fund its... Articles
What voters vote for 7th August 2025 Your money. Your choice. Your freedom. Labour doesn’t trust you to decide how to spend your wages. Every new tax, every raid on your income, every attempt to... Opinions
A Greasy Spoon’s tale – the struggles of London’s family-run cafes 7th June 2025 In this article, I’ve chosen to tell the story of London’s family-run cafés from a different angle — through the voice of a fictional long-standing East End... Articles
Solid Conservative principles must underpin the party’s next business policy in order to boost growth 13th May 2025 Britain’s defence sector is set for significant growth, with the UK government committed to increasing defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027—an annual... Articles
