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Ahead of the Chancellor’s Summer Budget, the majority of media attention has focused on where the Government’s foreshadowed £12bn in spending cuts will be found....

Before coming to power, and in the early years of the last Parliament, the Government made much of its commitment to localism. Critics called the...

While the Budget announced today will be the first Conservative Budget since 1996, it will focus on the same old problems that have plagued the...

Sunday trading – set to feature in today’s Budget – is one of those political issues that can leave you between a rock and a...

The Chancellor’s Summer Budget was billed as bold and delivered on the promise. It marks a clear break with the Coalition and New Labour before...

Yesterday was the final day of the Independent Living Fund (ILF). This money, which has been distributed by central Government to disabled people since 1988,...

Since Nicky Morgan became Education Secretary in July 2014, character education – that which develops capabilities like resilience and empathy – has shot up the...

“I have never visited a school that excelled academically, which didn’t also excel in extra-curricular activities. As top heads and teachers already know, sports clubs,...

The new Government has wasted little time in making it clear that welfare policy will be high on the agenda for 2015, with David Cameron’s...

On Tuesday evening, the Boston Consulting Group hosted a reception to formally launch their new Centre for Public Impact – an initiative that aims to...