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A democratic fiscal framework

Transforming the Office for Budget Responsibility into the Office for Fiscal Transparency

21 August 2025

Press Releases

One classroom worth of homeless children for every primary school in Southwark

Number of children in temporary accommodation in Southwark rose by 77% in four years

20 August 2025

Publications

Nowhere to grow

The hidden harm of temporary accommodation on children

20 August 2025

Coverage

Reducing the harm experienced by children in temporary accomodation

Hollie Wright writes for Inside Housing

20 August 2025

Press Releases

Economists raise concerns over airport expansion in letter to Rachel Reeves

Letter comes after government receives proposals to build Heathrow’s third runway

04 August 2025

Press Releases

Richest families will be eight times more likely to benefit from full roll out of funded childcare hours than poorest

Even among eligible families, those on lower incomes will need to spend a greater proportion of their earnings, analysis by the New Economics Foundation has found

31 July 2025

Publications

The Universal Family Childcare Promise

Guaranteeing support for parents and children

31 July 2025

Press Releases

Private renters facing postcode lottery when reporting poor housing conditions due to lack of enforcement officers

Housing officers oversee close to 250 properties each in best area, compared to 25,000 each in the worst

30 July 2025

Publications

Detailing the database

How the private rented sector database can support enforcement and drive up standards

30 July 2025

Blog

All investment isn’t made equal 

The government wants to attract foreign investment, but is it always good for the economy?

25 July 2025

Blog

You can’t tax what you refuse to see

A modern and fairer tax system must be directed at extreme wealth, not further squeeze workers’ salaries

18 July 2025

Blog

As Europe burns, can the ECB turn words into action on green policy?

The European Central Bank’s updated strategy reaffirms its support for climate policy, but it has a mixed track record when it comes to concrete actions

07 July 2025

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