Explore how Wednesday’s Budget signals the move towards UK road pricing, with a new pay-per-mile approach for electric vehicles.

Labour’s pledge to halve violence against women may falter in Westminster, but could devolution deliver where central government has failed?

Exclusive: Study also finds no change in number of casualties on roads just outside low-traffic neighbourhoods

Making the case for breaking up the Treasury to devolve fiscal power, modernise government, and unlock investment and growth across the UK.

An insightful guide to the 2025 local elections, spotlighting key races, party dynamics, and what they reveal about the future of UK politics.

As alliances fracture and Trump rewrites the rules, Britain must quickly find its place in a volatile new world order - or risk being left behind.

Exclusive: London's councils want a "radical" change that could curtail the mayor's power — by following the lead of Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester.

Is the UK running out of water? With a booming population, housebuilding surge, and data centre expansion, demand is skyrocketing—yet no major reservoirs have been built since 1992. Explore the urgent...

The Chancellor’s recent endorsement of a third runway at Heathrow signals the government’s unwavering focus on economic growth, even as concerns mount over its impact on net zero ambitions. A crucial ...

Inflect is recruiting a Communications and Marketing Executive to join our growing team in London - apply before 7th February 2025

A failure to discuss Brexit during the election campaign was a “terrible abdication of responsibility” by Labour and the Conservatives because they...

The Inflect team has produced a summary of the UK government's AI Opportunities Action Plan - download it here

Six months into the new government's term, optimism has waned as expectations clash with reality. From the promise of change to a rocky start, this blog explores the challenges faced by the Labour Party under Keir Starmer and examines the complexities of governing in the UK.

The government's refusal to undo the damage done by Brexit is based on a fallacy

Inflect’s Jonathan Connolly sets out how the forthcoming Devolution White Paper should build the role and remit of the newly formed Council of Nations and Regions (CoNaR)

Keir Starmer's attempts to mimic the rhetoric of the Reform leader will end as badly for him as it did for his Conservative predecessors

Chancellor Rachel Reeves attempts to win back support after rocky early months