Monthly Archives: September 2018

By Daniel El-Gamry; twitLuke Heselwood

The report assesses the progress of HMRC in its attempt to adopt Smarter Working principles. Smarter Working is an approach…

By Susanna Smith

The Code of Good Practice for partnerships between government departments and public (arm's-length) bodies was published by the Cabinet Office…

By Various Authors

Free trade improves the well-being of all parties to it. The most significant way that trade achieves this outcome is…

By James Sproule

Central and Eastern Europe is at a cross roads; the choices made over the next few years are going to…

By Judith Pepper

This report from the UK think tank Civitas looks at the changing nature of adoption and its place in our…

By Paul Swinney; Rebecca McDonald; Lahari Ramuni

Since the Brexit vote, there has been a great deal of policy debate and focus on ‘left-behind’ towns, and whether…

By Olivia Bailey; Lewis Baston

A new Fabian Society report, warns the fragility in Labour’s coalition could cost Labour the next election. New qualitative research also…

By Jacqueline Hale

Jacqueline Hale argues that as like-minded partners, sharing many policy traditions, norms and standards the EU and UK have every…

By Gavin Freeguard

High-quality government data is important for both government effectiveness, and for holding it to account. The UK has made a…