This report examines how Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in England and Wales should be reformed to better meet its aim: to contribute to additional costs of disability to enable disabled people…

Hammersmith and Fulham says it faces ‘biggest financial challenge in living memory’ as government cuts bite

Morning all, This week, we got a step closer to the end of the triple lock – the State Pension should keep pace with earnings growth, but good riddance to the ratchet! Keep an eye out for fresh analys...

The Prime Minister’s commitment to reforming social care has become emphatically clear again this week. After he pledged a National Care Service that is free at the point of use, Camille Oung looks at...

Ruth Curtice takes a closer look at the 'defence versus welfare spending' debate, and explains why it's important we have a clear picture of how we spent the peace dividend while it was around.

On the whole, the 2020s has been a disastrous decade for UK productivity growth. But an under-discussed revival appears to be underway. While the much-maligned Labour Force Survey’s headline number is...

Join us for our Annual Social Policy Lecture with Professor Ruth Patrick, University of Glasgow

Misinformation caused groups of people to gather at The Marriott Hotel

The summer’s Reeves to Healey switch was more continuity than change.

The rules will come into force on Monday along with other changes to planning policy.