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The new government needs to get Britain working. There are around a million ‘missing workers’ from the UK’s labour market because employment has not recovered...

The institutionalised ways we cope with dying do not align with how most people aspire to die. Most people want to die with family and...

There are now 2.5 million people living with or beyond cancer in the UK (1). By the year 2030 this figure could be as high...

Last month saw the publication of the Government’s first loneliness strategy, following the appointment of Tracey Crouch as the world’s first ever minister for loneliness....

The Government’s localism agenda has changed the planning system in a number of important ways over the last five years. Regional Spatial Strategies, which many...

The Commission on Assisted Dying, launched in November 2010, was set up to consider whether the current legal and policy approach to assisted dying in...

This paper is the second in a series investigating how we can promote financial security and wellbeing at a time of declining living standards and...

A central plank of the Coalition Government’s legislative programme is fundamental reform of the welfare system. Since the first changes to benefits were announced in...

Millions of employees were thrust into an extremely financially precarious position by the lockdown, and companies faced having to lay off much of their workforce....

Banking in Britain is not competitive – at least not in the way that you or I would understand. A market that works effectively is...