Around one in four 15-year-olds spend 6 hours or more in their bedroom on a typical weekend day. Consider that for a moment. These teens, hidden away in their bedrooms, often tethered to the blue-ligh...

Ultimately, a firm and fair approach to high street crime is also the most compassionate. Permissiveness simply allows the problem to get worse and traps the young in lives marred by crime. Investment...

Britain’s high streets have been hijacked. Crime, disorder, and social breakdown are on the rise, undermining the foundations of stable community life.

Almost one in five people in England are now aged 65 and over, and nearly two in five are aged 50 and over. Yet too many people in this stage of life face

● One in six job vacancies requires a driving licence, rising to one in three care roles and more than two-thirds of plumbing jobs● Nearly one in five

For a country worried about child poverty, social mobility, loneliness, declining fertility and the cost of welfare, turning a blind eye to the marriage problem is no longer an option.

Since first launching out Lost Boys work 18 months ago, the UK has begun a national conversation about the problems facing boys and young men. There have been

The recent passage of a new criminal offence of cuckooing within the Crime and Policing Act marks a significant milestone after years of sustained advocacy by the Centre for Social Justice and Justice...

The Centre for Social Justice is embarking on a major mission to improve technical education across this country.

Andrew Ranger, Labour MP for Wrexham, writes for the CSJ about the need for a new technical and vocational education at its heart.

The soaring number of exclusions in our schools reveals an education system that is in disarray. This highlights broader warning signs of an education system that has failed to get back on track even ...

The Special Relationship isn’t the only romance on the rocks

If we start viewing midlife as a time of renewed possibility instead of decline, we can redesign work around longer lives, caring responsibilities, and changing health needs.

Head of Welfare Ben Gregg and Head of Housing and Communities Josh Nicholson take on two of the biggest stories this week:

The Special Relationship isn’t the only romance on the rocks

Annual DfE data for pupil absence indicates overall improvement in the attendance rate, but severe absence continues to rise

Pupils missing more than half of classes hit an annual record high last year, according to new figures from the Department for Education.

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Almost one in five people in England are now aged 65 and over, and nearly two in five are aged 50 and over. Yet too many people in this stage of life face