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New Economics Foundation
21.02.2025
As mayors and councils prepare their local growth plans, the RORE programme looks at how a less extractive model would benefit us all
19.02.2025
New figures show the Treasury is to give the Bank £130bn over the next five years to cover its losses. That could pay for half a million social homes
While the government looks to cut public spending, the Social Guarantee has found examples of local service providers finding innovative ways to meet needs
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Dominic Caddick and Sebastian Mang
01.02.2025
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Kate Bell
The case for a 'bucket approach' to fiscal multipliers and more
30.01.2025
By the government's own analysis, expansion will not improve outcomes for communities across the UK
How to deliver a retrofit revolution
The economic impact of airport expansion in the south-east
24.01.2025
Insights from political figures, policy experts, and millionaires on a threshold for harmful wealth
22.01.2025
Proposed airport expansions a key test for this government's climate commitment
21.01.2025
With the inauguration of Donald Trump and the emboldening of right wing populism in the UK - we need to be focusing on building power in communities
21.12.2024
Celebrating all the successes of this year
Highlights from the last 12 months
20.12.2024
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Sara Hall and Hannah Peaker
19.12.2024
Imagining a sustainable transport system
13.12.2024
Almost 100 housing activists came together at the Homes for Us summit - here's what they thought the priorities should be for the housing movement
10.12.2024
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Daniela Gabor and Aveek Bhattacharya
02.12.2024
How the Bank of England can better protect against inflation and contribute to lower energy bills
22.11.2024
In the wake of the G20 and COP29, it's more important than ever for global leaders to focus on tackling extreme wealth inequalities
20.11.2024
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Anna Carthy and Mika Minio-Paluello
How land reforms will help deliver the homes we need
18.11.2024
How England's new builds lock us into car dependency
05.11.2024
There were some welcome wins in Labour's first budget, though it's unlikely to deliver the change we need on inequality and public services
02.11.2024
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by James Meadway and Hannah Peaker
30.10.2024
The economic and social value of investing in a new generation of social housing
29.10.2024
Outdated fiscal assumptions are limiting the chancellor’s spending power by £8bn a year
24.10.2024
Local investment need for a decade of renewal
20.10.2024
Recognising the economic benefits of reducing child poverty by scrapping the two-child limit and benefit cap
17.10.2024
The moral, economic and legal case
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Aditya Chakrabortty and Ailbhe Rea
14.10.2024
Empowering the new national wealth fund to issue green bonds on private markets, could leverage £14bn of private sector investment for every £1bn of Treasury funding
28.09.2024
As the Chancellor weighs up making changes to the fiscal rules, we take a look at some of the available options
24.09.2024
Building on Enrico Letta’s vision for a stronger single market
05.09.2024
What to read to understand some of the biggest challenges we face - and how to build a better world
28.08.2024
Taking a rapid test and learn approach to engagement with people out of work due to disabilities and poor health
24.08.2024
Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Minnie Rahman and Abi O'Connor
23.08.2024
The majority of the world's population uses tariffs which guarantee cheap essential energy. Time for the UK to pay attention.
18.08.2024
Approving expansion would send the wrong message about the new approach to planning
07.08.2024
The Treasury is predicted to cover £100bn worth of loses at the Bank of England in the next five years - there are better ways we could spend this money.