Policy areas include obesity and nutrition, remote work, new skills and changing nature of jobs, immigration, ethnic minorities and access to family justice, wage inequality, benefits and taxes.

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Modifyng homes with adaptations as soon as need is identified could help older people to live more active lives for longer

When COVID-19 hit, millions of workers suddenly switched to working from home. Now, five years on, even as life has returned to normal, around 40% of workers continue to work remotely at least part of...

How do individuals get into debt and subsequently manage their credit commitments, and how effective is debt advice?

Includes a placement with the Money and Pensions Service to see how they use research evidence for policy making

New Nuffield Foundation project with UCL looks at menopause care and impact on women from different socioeconomic backgrounds

With over 100 users across academia, government, the devolved assemblies, and the third sector, UKMOD is the pre-eminent tax-benefit microsimulation model for the UK

Includes a placement with the Money and Pensions Service to see how they use research evidence for policy making

New Nuffield Foundation project with UCL looks at menopause care and impact on women from different socioeconomic backgrounds

The average age of the carers – parents of young children who also care for an older relative – studied was around 37.

New study will examine how existing schemes improve health, behaviour, attendance and attainment