In this episode, Stuart McDonald and Ben Franklin, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at International Longevity Centre, discuss ageing, its fiscal and social impact, and how policy and work reforms could...

Rose Jones, who cared for mother from age of eight, twice wrongly advised by work coach on joining DWP job scheme

This week is my last at the Centre for Progressive Policy after 6 and a half brilliant years. It’s been a delight to hold a variety of leadership positions…

Attlee and Wilson were punished for delaying the inevitable. Starmer can avoid their fate – if he acts fast

Yesterday’s Green Paper marks a serious attempt by the Government to tackle two major concerns: the growing spend on disability benefits, and the large number of people who are not working through ill...

Commission for Healthier Working Lives warns against cutting benefits and calls for proactive route for 8m affected

A total of 75 areas will each receive up to £20million in funding over the next decade to help revive high streets, youth clubs, parks and libraries, the government said

Abstract. The UK, like other Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) economies, has experienced a dismal decade and a half since the

[FREE TO READ] Rachel Reeves’ proposals have drawn criticism for their focus on the south-east and the scarcity of northern projects

Expanding the statutory level of paternity leave for fathers could deliver £2.6bn of long-term growth to the UK economy, according to new research.

Recorded live at the Centre for Progressive Policy’s Inclusive Growth Conference on 28th November, this special episode The Power Test looks at where we are six months into the new Labour government a...

[FREE TO READ] Westminster sees local figureheads as a new response to old challenges, but they will need resources and real power in key areas

CPP responds to the government's industrial strategy Green Paper.