The Conservative Policy Forum wants to know your views on what will be the UK's main industries and economic activities in the years to come

By Jonathan Isaby

Today we conclude our virtual discussion of the Conservative Policy Forum's latest policy brief on Rebalancing the Economy.

Click here to download this month's policy brief in full and use the comments section below to dicuss the final two questions raised this month:

1. What will be the main industries and economic activities in the UK in 2015; and how will we compete nationally and internationally within those main industries and economic activities?
2. What challenges will Britain face in 2015 to ensure it has a more balanced economy in 2020?

The Conservative Policy Forum wants to know your views on the effect of an ageing working population and the challenge of personal debt

By Jonathan Isaby

Yesterday we began our virtual discussion of the Conservative Policy Forum's latest policy brief on Rebalancing the Economy.

Click here to download this month's policy brief in full and use the comments section below to dicuss the second two questions raised this month:

1. What will be the effect of an ageing working population within a more balanced economy by 2015?
2. To what extent will personal debt be a challenge Britain will have to face in 2015?

Tomorrow we will host discussions relating to the final questions.

The Conservative Policy Forum wants to know your views on how to rebalance the economy

By Jonathan Isaby

The Conservative Policy Forum has recently been relaunched with the purpose of engaging party members and the wider Conservaitve family in discussing the major policy challenges facing Britain.

Most months a policy brief is circulated by the CPF and groups from constituency associations up and down the country meet to discuss the issues raised.

ConservativeHome is keen to engage its readers in these debates too, so here is your chance to contribute in a vritual discussion of the policy brief.

Click here to download this month's policy brief on "Rebalancing the Economy" and use the comments section below to dicuss the first two questions raised this month:

1. What challenges will we face in 2015 to ensure Britain’s economy is geographically balanced? 
2. By 2015, will technological advances, and changes to working costs and practices, mean that internet connectivity will be as relevant as physical and transportation connectivity?

Later in the week we will host discussions relating to the other questions.