The Prime Minister’s conference speech broadened Labour’s appeal and started a process that could fundamentally change the UK constitution

Hundreds of prisoners are being released early today across England and Wales in attempt to ease overcrowding

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By pre-announcing an end to the triple lock in the 2030s, John Healey can make a Labour case as to what it was for and why it should end.

By pre-announcing an end to the triple lock in the 2030s, John Healey can make a Labour case as to what it was for and why it should end.

Ending exemptions while excluding low-income households would be fairer and bring in far more revenue

If thresholds are not changed, 114,000 more taxpayers face being caught by the tapered annual allowance

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Pressure to ditch first-past-the-post gains momentum as the political landscape becomes more fragmented

Weak economic growth and tighter regulation hit credit for small and medium-sized companies

This online event will present findings from a new report on how the reform will likely affect different groups of employees and employers.

Will new policies enable the NHS and local authorities to build integrated neighbourhood health and care services?

Statistics on the number and percentage of people living in low-income households in the UK.

I've just completed research showing who isn't saving for a pension - and who isn't saving enough

Bringing together research, policy engagement and practical solutions to identify where targeted and more structural interventions can make the most significant difference to the UK’s long-term financial wellbeing and security.

Public First is delighted to have supported Skills for Care and its partners to produce this new paper on Adult Social Care’s contribution to the Neighbourhood Health Service in England. The statemen...