According to a report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) for its Commission on Health and Prosperity, long-term sickness has become a “serious fiscal threat” to the UK due to absences from work. The report argues that action is needed to reform health and social care and that there is the chance to deliver a once-in-a-generation NHS reform to restrain killer costs and end second-rate care.
At this year’s Mansion House speech, Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out a vision for economic renewal centred on pensions, declaring, “the £80 billion we aim
A snap poll among over 700 members of the Institute of Directors reveals that 67% of business leaders hold a negative view of the Autumn
In a bold move, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented a Labour budget that leaned heavily leftward, surprising some whilst upholding Labour’s promises for others. By increasing
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A Budget to Balance Growth and Fairness Today marked a pivotal moment for Labour as it unveiled its first budget in 14 years, presented by
Douglas Grant, Managing Director at Conister Bank, outlines five key policy areas where Labour can better support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to ensure sustained growth and economic resilience. By addressing these areas, Labour can create a more stable environment for SMEs, driving innovation, job creation, and local economic development.
On Saturday, Labour reached their first 100 days in government – often seen as an important period for new governments to showcase their agenda in a ‘honeymoon’ period.
Green Growth Calls for a Clear Plan, Not Vague Promises
The Labour Party’s alleged reconsideration of its plans to reform the non-dom tax status has sparked debates across the political spectrum. With initial aims to
Labour’s first 80 days in power have been marked by tough decisions, none more controversial than scrapping the universal winter fuel payment for millions of
“This report has not held back,” Lord Darzi writes in the opening section of the Independent Investigation of the National Health Service in England, a promise that the report certainly lives up to.
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