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New research from IPPR and More in Common reveals that the government has the public’s backing in delivering meaningful ...
Productivity growth is central to the UK economy. Higher productivity allows the UK to produce more output without increasing ...
The IPPR Inclusion Taskforce has today announced the members of its newly established panel, which will develop a roadmap to reform England’s failing special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) ...
Today’s data from the ONS shows productivity in Q2 is down by 0.8 per cent compared to a year earlier The decline in productivity is largely driven by higher than expected increase in working hours, ...
56 per cent of the public supports a national target to eliminate road deaths and serious injuries by 2040 87 per cent of daily drivers would accept a journey delay if it made roads safer IPPR calls ...
The IPPR Inclusion Taskforce is dedicated to fixing England’s failing special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system — a system now at breaking point. Chaired by Geoff Barton, former general ...
IPPR have announced the launch of a new inclusion taskforce, dedicated to developing a roadmap for reforming England's failing special educational needs an ...
The far-right capitalised on Southport’s disrepair to sow disorder, says new paper published by IPPR Closure of pubs, piers and parks are pushing people into isolation, more time spent online, and ...
Scrapping the two-child limit and benefit cap would lift 500,000 children out of poverty Fairer gambling taxes could raise the £3.2 billion needed to fully fund this, finds IPPR Tax changes would ...
A new taskforce has been launched today to review and improve how children and young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) are supported across England. The IPPR Inclusion ...
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