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Anti-social behaviour powers – new report finds disparity in use across England and Wales
Significant disparities in the use of controversial anti-social behaviour powers are revealed in new research by the Centre for Crime…
Top universal credit issues revealed
This week the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) released a new report which details the top eight issues in relation…
Making devolution work for women in the West Midlands
Women in West Midlands remain under-represented across public life according to a new briefing from Fawcett Society. The report finds…
Regions outside London hit hardest by post-Brexit price rises, says IPPR report
Regions of the UK outside London are expected to experience greater impacts from price rises caused by Brexit, according to…
The Regulatory Compass: towards a purpose-driven approach to financial regulation
Today the Finance Innovation Lab launches its landmark publication: The Regulatory Compass: towards a purpose-driven approach to financial regulation. …
New report from SMK Social Change Project
Yesterday saw the launch of a report published by the Sheila McKechnie Foundation: Social Power: How Civil Society Can ‘Play…
A statement from the Corston Independent Funders Coalition on the recently released MoJ strategy for female offenders
The Corston Independent Funders Coalition (CIFC) welcomes the publication today of the MoJ’s strategy for female offenders. CIFC is…
Integration from a Canadian perspective
"I have always maintained that whilst immigration is a global and national phenomena, integration is a uniquely local experience." Senator…
How can governments, companies and investors tackle gender pay inequality?
“The World Economic Forum estimated it would take 217 years to achieve gender equality in the workplace at the current…
Unlock research highlights the long term impact of historical youth criminal records
Unlock, the country’s leading charity for people with convictions, has today published research on the impact of criminal records acquired…
Still Dying on the Inside: Examining deaths in women's prisons
Still Dying on the Inside highlights the lack of action from successive governments to prevent deaths in prison. Ninety-four women have…
One year on – Civil Society Futures reviews the first year of the Inquiry
Civil Society Futures is the independent inquiry into the future of English ‘civil society’ – everything we do together that's…
New approach to young adults in court could cut reoffending and create fewer victims of crime
A new report, published today by the Centre for Justice Innovation and the Transition to Adulthood Alliance, suggests that a…
IPPR reports says that public willing to sacrifice US trade deal to protect food safety
New polling for IPPR shows 82% of British people favour retaining high food standards over US trade deal in Brexit…
Open Banking and Financial Health
A new briefing from the Finance Innovation Lab: “Open Banking and Financial Health” summarises the findings of a roundtable event…
