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Radical Citizenship: a model for new towns and beyond
Demos and Inner Circle Consulting join forces to help shape the delivery of New Towns and other large-scale developments Last Sunday the final report from...
Why do we still use cash?
We are using less cash each year. In 2015, cash made up only 45% of payments in the UK. First came plastic, then chip and...
Tackling cybercrime: why we need more women in Big Tech and government
The day after a report surfaced that one third of revenge porn victims in Britain drop their allegations, Sir Christopher Chope MP singlehandedly blocked a...
Fanning the flames: why we need a new approach to the misinformation crisis
In today’s political landscape, online misinformation is treated like any other lie: someone tells a lie, the lie spreads, someone else corrects it, and we...
Exemptions, exceptions and exclusions: Why the Online Safety Bill protects disinformation and abuse over freedom of speech and journalism
The UK’s Online Safety Bill has been lauded by the government as “world-leading,” with claims that it will make the UK the “safest place in...
The cost of broken relationships: Why eczema patients are dissatisfied with NHS GPs and how relational public services can help
As industrial action continues to dominate the national conversation, and signs of a creaking state become ever clearer, it’s no surprise that public dissatisfaction with...
Strong Foundations: Why emotional health is critical for mental health
The UK is facing a serious mental health crisis – every week one in six people in England will experience a common mental health problem,...
Strong Foundations: Why everyone needs good emotional health – and how to achieve it
The UK is facing a serious mental health crisis – every week one in six people in England will experience a common mental health problem,...
Is the DWP capable of moulding itself to a radical new agenda?
Government reports rarely become bestsellers. But large queues formed on the night before the publication of William Beveridge’s 300-page survey of social insurance. His report...