Respect isn’t nonsense – it could be Starmer’s big idea
In a speech aiming to kick off a “big year”, Keir Starmer this week put respect at the heart of…
Posted by Events on January 7th, 2022The Bottom Line: An investigation of rent arrears in social housing
Posted by Events on February 7th, 2022How to unite the ‘levelling up’ tribes
Drawing on recent research published by Demos, Ben Glover and Andrew Phillips discuss how attitudes…
Posted by Events on December 15th, 2021Could twin towns bring Britain back together?
Posted by demos on February 21st, 2019The democratic argument for tax simplification
Tax simplification: unlikely to get you out of bed in the morning. If it does, you’re probably concerned about the…
Posted by Events on June 3rd, 2021All Ears: Putting the public at the heart of levelling up
Posted by Events on October 22nd, 2021The case for a Universal Carer’s Income
Posted by demos on January 14th, 2019Bouncing Back: Boosting young people’s financial wellbeing after the pandemic
Posted by Events on October 13th, 2021Time for Change: Abolish business rates and introduce a Landlord Levy
Posted by Stephanie Lenz on July 8th, 2021Safe and Secure?
Posted by Events on June 29th, 2021Race to the Top: A new corporate tax deal for the UK
Posted by Events on May 28th, 2021How a new approach to benefits could build a greener, more productive Britain after Covid-19
Before Covid-19 Britain faced a productivity puzzle and climate crisis. These challenges will remain after our current crisis; addressing them…
Posted by Events on July 30th, 2020