The Stage of Discord

Modern corruption in Westminster rarely takes the form of brown envelopes; it is far more polite, codified in the language of “professional services.”. It is the seamless transition from the heights of public office to the boardrooms of the private sector.

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The Hyper-Centralisation Trap: Power Disconnected from People

The UK governance model is afflicted by a toxic, chronic condition: hyper-centralisation. This is not merely an accident of history but the deliberate, sustained effort of an overarching political class convinced of its own superior knowledge.

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