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Silly season is upon us but politics will get serious soon enough
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The term "silly season" refers to a period in the summer when politicians are on holiday and news can be slower, often leading to more frivolous or unusual stories gaining attention. However, the upcoming return of politicians to work is expected to bring a renewed focus on substantive policy issues. The Reform party's recent publication of detailed plans for restructuring the centre of government suggests that some politicians are already turning their attention to serious policy matters.
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Silly season is upon us but politics will get serious soon enough
In May, Reform MP Danny Kruger unveiled a substantial piece of work “setting out Reform’s plans for the centre of government, shaped by the research of the Preparation for Government team.” His 5,000 word article went into huge detail about the structural changes his party intends to make to Whitehall and the machinery of government. [...]
29 Jul, 04:31
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