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Towns, cities and landscapes are haunted by the ghosts of networks past. Disused railways, old routeways and quiet canals remain leftovers from the industry and commerce of yesteryear....

Politicians of all political parties are committed to devolving power to local government. This will require improving public trust in politics and politicians. The success...

Amelia is a former Demos employee. Before joining Demos, Amelia was Research Associate at the Adam Smith Institute, where she often wrote about feminist issues...

Writing 20 years ago at Demos, Charles Leadbeater introduced to the mainstream the then-fringe idea of combining business and charitable aims to address social challenges....

A new report from Demos explores the challenges faced by traditional media organisations in responding to the new landscape of the ‘populist moment’. Through a...

Leo is a Researcher working on the Public Services and Welfare programme. His policy interests include health and care, education and working-age welfare. Prior to...

Conservative MP Nick de Bois is half right. He’s right that the ‘squeezed middle’ is further squeezed by income tax thresholds that have not kept...

Andrew is a Researcher at Demos, working on a range of topics including climate change and public services. His interests include citizen engagement, democratic innovation...

In 2016-17, Big Change and the think-tank Demos are working together to investigate this question and its implications for education and youth policy. The project...

Today Demos launches a new paper looking at the depreciation of the pound following Brexit.  The consensus view is that this post-Brexit flash crash has...