In recent months, the Carnegie UK team and our Board of Trustees have worked closely with Lucent consultancy to develop our approach to learning and impact. As this work nears its conclusion, I want t...

Civil servants and ministers already have useful levers at their disposal to make sure AI creates public value and improves lives

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Resolution Foundation proposes £2bn emergency scheme to help people facing higher costs this winter

The Post Office scandal caused such a public outcry that its ripple impact is still felt today. How can we avoid the repetition of similar scandals and build in accountability, oversight, transparency...

Prevention is not a new idea. In Andy Burnham’s first speech as Prime Minister, he pledged to build “a more preventative state”, and in Scotland it was a pillar of the 2011 Christie Commission. But th...

The current system of government in Scotland is unsustainable, writes the chief executive of Carnegie UK

Carnegie UK suggested setting up such a committee could 'help embed long-term thinking into everyday decision-making'

The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act was a groundbreaking piece of legislation designed to systematically improve the lives of people in Wales now and in the future. In recent research at ...

Many UK politicians are concerned that deliberative democracy could undermine their roles, according to the sample of politicians we surveyed as part of our new research. Our findings come at a time w...

In early 2025, Carnegie UK started a new project called the wellbeing frameworks community of practice. The goal was simple: bring together people from governments and councils across the UK and Irela...

We asked experts about the potential benefits and drawbacks of moving away from GDP as a measure of growth in the UK.

The first of its kind research questioned MPs as well as Members of the Scottish Parliament, the Senedd, and the Northern Ireland Assembly.

I recently had the opportunity to attend the Anthropy 2026 event in Cornwall, a gathering that creates space for a different kind of conversation about the UK’s future. Less performative, more reflect...

Letters: Universal phone coverage is yet to arrive in Britain, making a mockery of the government’s planned scheme, writes Teresa Rodrigues. Plus a letter from Sarah Davidson

In early 2025, Carnegie UK started a new project called the wellbeing frameworks community of practice. The goal was simple: bring together people from governments and councils across the UK and Irela...

It’s been a busy couple of months. A few weeks ago, I was fortunate to get to speak at the University of Glasgow’s Centre for Public Policy conference. The theme of the conference was about what we ne...

A timely opportunity to reflect on what the NPF has achieved to date, what it has struggled to deliver, and how it can be strengthened. The National Performance Framework (NPF) has been a defining…

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

Our new interactive wellbeing map, drawn from our Life in the UK Index, offers a richer understanding of what matters to people across England’s regions. Based on the experiences of more than 4,000 pe...

Manufacturing was the main driver of growth during the final three months of the year, official figures show.

After all, there's an election to fight...

Daytimes with Julie Skentelbery, where Cornwall comes to talk. Call: 0808 100 1039.

Daytimes with Julie Skentelbery, where Cornwall comes to talk. Call: 0808 100 1039.

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Our new interactive wellbeing map, drawn from Carnegie UK's Life in the UK Index, offers a deeper insight into what matters to people across Scotland’s regions. Rooted in what over 1,000 people in Sco...