Could Conservatives deliver a new green economic narrative by going back to the future?
John Alker argues much of the work to deliver a credible industrial strategy and quality of life agenda has already been undertaken by Theresa May's ministers - 10 years ago.
As the Conservatives meet in Birmingham, it feels timely to reflect on the challenge facing Nick Hurd and Greg Clark, as BEIS ministers. They need to persuade more sceptical fellow ministers and colleagues...
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