Pathways from Poverty
Will the Department for Work and Pensions ever be capable of delivering a pathway from poverty for ill and disabled people? That’s the dangerous question...
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Meet the Commissioners: Andrea Sutcliffe
Chief Executive of the Nursing and Midwifery Council “It’s clear the way we live our lives has been fundamentally changed by Covid-19. We have a...
Meet the Commissioners: Martin Lewis OBE
“The past few months have been unbelievably challenging for our country on every level, and have seen changes in our society we wouldn’t have thought...
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the charitable sector
Our report with New Philanthropy Capital finds that the Covid-19 crisis will decimate the charity sector in the UK unless the Government takes urgent action....
Bouncing Back: Boosting young people’s financial wellbeing after the pandemic
The pandemic has been challenging for many of us, with young people particularly affected. Our report finds that young people (18-30 years old) are more likely...
Living in the Exponential Age
This paper from Polly Mackenzie, the second in the Making Democracy Work series, looks at the vast scope of the change we are living through,...
‘Divide and level up’ won’t transform Britain
This week the Government published their Levelling Up White Paper. The Levelling Up White Paper is holed below the waterline by partisan politics and Treasury...
Strengthening privacy in the Online Safety Bill
Privacy and anonymity are essential protections to keep people safe online, and allow them to exercise their digital rights and freedoms. The Online Safety Bill...
We don’t need another review into bank competition
Banking in Britain is not competitive – at least not in the way that you or I would understand. A market that works effectively is...
The true cost of debt
£1.4 trillion. That’s the staggering figure attributed to the level of household debt in the UK. The average student now leaves university after three years...