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Robert Jenrick

  • Richard Desmond puts £1bn Westferry development up for sale

    Property

    A £1bn residential development on the doorstep of London’s financial district has been put up for sale by its billionaire owner, Morning Wire can reveal, in the latest twist in a long-running saga over the future of the project. The Westferry Printworks, which is owned by former newspaper baron Richard Desmond and promises to deliver [...]

    Richard Desmond's legal battle against Gambling Commission opened at High Court. Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
  • BCC’s Haviland: Burnham must make growth his number one priority

    Business

    Andy Burnham must place economic growth at the heart of his premiership and promise to bring down costs for businesses if he wants the Labour party to win back the trust of the private sector, the boss of Britain’s largest industry body will say. In a speech at the British Chambers of Commerce’s annual conference, [...]

    Shevaun Haviland, British Chambers of Commerce boss, speaking at a business event, emphasizing economic growth strategies
  • Two-tier taxes are not the way to get Britain back to work

    Opinion

    Reform’s plan to cut employer National Insurance for Brits but not immigrants is not the way to fix unemployment. Lower jobs taxes for everyone would be better, says Joanna Marchong Reform’s pitch has been consistent from the start. Brits first. Patriotism is a universal solvent for problems that are, on inspection, structural rather than national. [...]

    Robert Jenrick speaking at a press conference, addressing current policy issues, wearing a suit and standing behind a podium
  • Jenrick vows to partly undo Reeves’ £25bn employer NICs rise – for Britons

    June 15, 2026

    Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick has said the party would undo Rachel Reeves’ £25bn tax rise on employers’ national insurance contributions – but only when employers hire British workers.  Jenrick said Reform was set to put “British workers first, migrant workers second” by reforming tax to treat Britons differently to workers taken from overseas.”  Reform’s Treasury [...]

  • Reform UK tax cut pledge raises doubts 

    May 24, 2026

    Reform UK’s tax cut pledge for workers doing overtime hours is facing criticism from economists across the political spectrum amid doubts it would boost productivity.  The party said it would scrap income tax above a 40-hour week for workers on less than £75,000, costing around £5bn a year and paid for through cuts to welfare [...]

  • Mel Stride: Markets have issued ‘damning verdict’ on Labour

    May 18, 2026

    Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride is set to claim that markets have issued the Labour government a “damning verdict” after continual leadership speculation and tax rises, warning that taxpayers will be left on the hook.  In a speech at the Centre for Policy Studies, Stride will argue that investors have taken an ill-view of the [...]

  • Jenrick to re-write ‘Britannia Card’ plan for wealthy investors 

    April 27, 2026

    Reform UK are set to revise the terms of its ‘Britannia Card’ proposal, which was drafted as the party’s bid to lure wealthy foreign investors to the UK, Robert Jenrick has revealed.  Jenrick, who is Reform’s Treasury spokesman, hinted that party officials were working on a proposal that was “even better” than a policy announced [...]

  • Anti-establishment? Reform’s triple lock pledge proves they’re more of the same

    April 8, 2026

    If Reform is truly committed to being an anti-establishment party, a party that is serious about solving Britain’s economic woes rather than merely performing opposition then pledging to scrap the triple lock is not something that is optional – it is imperative, says Oliver Dean Just weeks ago, Reform were finally getting serious about the [...]

  • Farage slammed over pledge to keep ‘unsustainable’ triple lock pension 

    April 2, 2026

    Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has come under fire after committing to maintaining the triple lock pension, the financial mechanism that ensures pensioners’ earnings are increased by whatever is higher out of inflation or wage growth even in times of economic crisis.  In a press conference on Thursday, Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick said pensioners were worried about [...]

  • Reform UK pledge energy tax cut in swipe at Labour

    March 17, 2026

    Robert Jenrick has said Reform UK would strip VAT from energy bills months after the government flirted with the £2bn tax cut, deepening the party’s row with Labour.  The “shadow chancellor” said Reform would strip VAT and green levies from household energy bills if it came to power, thereby saving households an estimated £200.  Party [...]

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