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Reducing the stealth subsidy to banks

The banking sector is set to receive over £200bn from the Bank of England. Tiering reserves could save the public finances billions.

Dominic Caddick

22 September 2023

Coverage

Labour is right to strike a note of caution over HS2

David Pendlebury writes for the New Statesman

David Pendlebury

21 September 2023

Publications

Who has a public right of way?

An analysis of provision and inequity in England and Wales

Alex Chapman, Poorva Prabhu, Antony Scott

20 September 2023

Publications

Routes to nature

Unlocking local access in England and Wales

Alex Chapman

20 September 2023

Coverage

Now is the time for the government to introduce ‘community right to buy’

Alex Diner writes for Inside Housing

18 September 2023

Blog

Who gets to be a kid?

Young people of colour are perceived as ‘more adult’ than their peers - often with devastating consequences.

Hannah Francis

15 September 2023

Publications

The community right to buy

How housing acquisitions can regenerate left behind communities, improve standards, and decarbonise homes

Alex Diner

14 September 2023

Blog

At home in the housing movement

When it comes to housing, it’s easy to think that young people are trapped in insecure rented homes while older people are comfortable homeowners. But for disabled people the story doesn’t quite match up.

Mikey Erhardt

12 September 2023

Blog

Draining every last drop of oil and gas won't ease the cost of living crisis

The oil and gas lobby is celebrating this government’s plan to expand North Sea oil and gas production. This may be good news for fossil fuel profits, but it is UK households who will pay the price

Theo Harris

06 September 2023

Blog

Childcare for every generation

Children, parents and grandparents are all suffering because of our broken childcare system. So what needs to change and how we can learn from childcare activists of the past?

Veronica Deutsch

05 September 2023

Blog

All ages, one purpose

Retired vicar Revd Mark Coleman was jailed for five weeks for sitting in a road as part of Insulate Britain’s protests. Now released from prison, he writes about his experience and the intergenerational solidarity of his fellow climate activists.

Revd Mark Coleman

01 September 2023

Blog

New EU fiscal rules jeopardise investment needed to combat climate crisis

Limits will hit poor countries the hardest

Sebastian Mang, Dominic Caddick

31 August 2023

Press Releases

EU’s most indebted countries could spend enough to meet their own climate targets and still see their debt burden fall by the 2030s

The EU’s most indebted countries could spend at least an additional €135bn a year and see their debt burden fall - but new fiscal rules would prohibit this

31 August 2023

Coverage

In the news, August 2023

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

31 August 2023

Blog

Trapped in poverty by our social security system

‘They don't even help you anymore, they don't actually do anything.’ Women speak out about their experiences of Jobcentres and social security.

Beti Baraki, Lucille Harvey

30 August 2023

Blog

Could you be our next trustee?

We are seeking new trustees to join our board at NEF

30 August 2023

Blog

The anti-woke moral panic and the generational divide

Young people are turning to the left while the older generations move to the right, well that's how the story goes. So why we might be seeing a political divergence along age lines?

Keir Milburn

29 August 2023