How Poor Do We Have to be Before We Tackle Inequalities?
To address social inequalities, Liam Byrne asks where can political parties come together to find solutions?
To address social inequalities, Liam Byrne asks where can political parties come together to find solutions?
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.
Earlier this month, the Levelling Up Commission held an inquiry session on education and skills where experts were invited to discuss inequalities in the sector.
In this article, Dr Andrea Barry, Senior Economist at Youth Futures Foundation, breaks down a new way of thinking about young people not in employment, education, or training (NEET) and how by identifying those at risk of becoming NEET, we can effectively target help to them.
For the first time, plans for a universal basic income trial have been set out in England. Under this, thirty people could be paid £1,600
In response to inflation figures surpassing expectations this week and leading to revised forecasts of future UK interest rate hikes, mortgage expenses are on the
Former Chair of Education Select Committee, Neil Carmichael writes exclusively for Curia on the power of education to address socioeconomic concerns of low productivity and high deprivation.
In an exclusive with Chamber, the Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, sat down with 50:50 Parliament’s Tara Mowoe to discuss gender inequality in public life, highlighting the paramount importance of equal representation.
With the Levelling Up Commission set to hold its first inquiry session of 2023, on the topic of health and social care, we consider the place of health inequalities in the Levelling Up agenda
A year on from the Levelling Up White Paper, the Institute for Government held an event assessing the progress of the levelling up agenda. Anneliese Dodds MP, Chair of the Labour Policy Review, featured on the panel and gave Labour’s perspective on regional inequalities across the UK
More than 100,000 teachers take to the picket lines today. Why are they doing it and what does it all mean?
Following the Government sign-off and investment of £700 million in Sizewell C, Head of Regional External Affairs and Development at Sizewell C, Tom McGarry, writes about the role of Sizewell in providing low-carbon energy, increasing our energy independence and in the levelling up agenda.
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