We spend an extraordinary amount of political energy arguing about how to manage the economy. Should taxes rise or fall? […] ...

On Saturday, 14th November we’ll be a hosting a day of panels and discussions, as well as our formal AGM in Central London at King’s House at 242 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JY with lunch included.

The drive for devolution of greater powers from Westminster to the regions implies complementary measures to be taken within regions. The more detailed levels of action are barely mentioned in the ...

For this week’s episode, our Deputy Director Lena is joined by the Chief Executive of the Fairness Foundation, Will Snell. The title for the episode is that of Will’s new book which is out now, and ...

Labour have comfortably held the Holborn and St. Pancras’ seat in the by-election triggered by Keir Starmer’s resignation. This is not, despite what some commentators or party organisers say, the ...

In a year of historic by-elections, October has brought us another. After Makerfield in May led directly to Andy Burnham returning to Parliament and becoming Prime Minister, so ousted PM Keir Starmer ...

The past decade of party politics in Britain has been nothing but turbulent. The salience of Brexit, technology, globalisation, education, and immigration has completely reshaped partisan ...

The past decade of party politics in Britain has been nothing but turbulent. The salience of Brexit, technology, globalisation, education, and immigration has completely reshaped partisan ...