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For many people, the lockdown and other restrictions have meant a slower pace of life and a renewed appreciation for small pleasures and our local...

Building on our pioneering work in the 2015 British General Election, and the Irish and American Presidential Elections in 2016, the Centre for the Analysis...

Antisocial behaviour (ASB), and low-level crime, is once again back on the political agenda, with Yvette Cooper’s speech last week kicking off Labour’s ‘crime week’....

The pandemic has placed ‘local’ in the spotlight. As our horizons have narrowed, we have a greater awareness, and in many cases, appreciation of our...

The decision to merge the FCO with DfID, and civil service chief Sir Mark Sedwill’s resignation are supposedly part of a wider shake up No.10...

For many parents up and down the country, this is the first time they’ll be taking their children’s’ education into their own hands. It’s a difficult...

On any measure it has been a big political year, from David Cameron’s surprise majority to Jeremy Corbyn’s remarkable insurgency. But what were the big...

There are no good elections to lose – but some are better than others to win. Yesterday demonstrated both sides of the equation. In his...

David Cameron is a more skilful politician than most people seem to think. His statement this week that he would not seek a third term in office...

Government regulation and political speech online are uneasy companions – discussion around how to regulate the online world frequently comes up against  two inevitable yet...