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Childcare for parents, by parents - BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour

Coverage

Childcare for parents, by parents - BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour

Our on the ground work to support affordable, high-quality childcare in the media

Lucie Stephens

16 February 2017

This is how we'll beat the Big 6

Blog

This is how we'll beat the Big 6

Big energy companies have had it easy for too long

Stephen Devlin

10 February 2017

The UK food system after Brexit

Blog

The UK food system after Brexit

Migrant workers are essential to our food system in the UK. So what will be the consequences post-Brexit?

Gabriel Bristow, Stephen Devlin

09 February 2017

This housing white paper is too little, too late

Blog

This housing white paper is too little, too late

Our housing system is broken. Too many of us are trapped in poor quality homes that we can’t afford.

Alice Martin

07 February 2017

Meet Trump’s new best friends on Wall Street

Blog

Meet Trump’s new best friends on Wall Street

Trump has let Wall Street loose – and it could have dire consequences for us in the UK

Laurie Macfarlane

07 February 2017

Save public land

Campaigns & projects

Save public land

Government is selling off our land to private developers.

Brexit and beauty products: why standards matter

Blog

Brexit and beauty products: why standards matter

The standards which keep our make up safe from toxic chemicals could be under threat

Lynn Ladbrook, Stephen Devlin

03 February 2017

European elections: what to look out for in 2017

Blog

European elections: what to look out for in 2017

Social democracy is in disarray across the continent

Olivier Vardakoulias

02 February 2017

Trump just defined the nature of a UK-US trade deal

Blog

Trump just defined the nature of a UK-US trade deal

Trump's order strips back regulations upholding safety standards - in a move which echoes the UK's downwards direction.

Stephen Devlin

01 February 2017

£23bn - the hidden annual bonus for Britain’s banks

Press Releases

£23bn - the hidden annual bonus for Britain’s banks

Banks creaming billions a year from UK taxpayer in 'money for nothing' subsidy

Ross Haig

31 January 2017

Making money from making money

Publications

Making money from making money

Who has control over the supply of new money and what benefits does it bring?

Duncan McCann, Josh Ryan-Collins, Laurie Macfarlane, Ole Bjerg, Rasmus Nielsen

31 January 2017

Exposed: the banks’ £23bn hidden subsidy

Blog

Exposed: the banks’ £23bn hidden subsidy

Who really controls our money? And how do we make it work for us?

Josh Ryan-Collins

31 January 2017

Forget GDP – these are the numbers that matter

Blog

Forget GDP – these are the numbers that matter

The latest GDP figures are out today - but these don't reflect the reality of life for most people. We should be measuring the progress of the economy by looking at improvements in peoples’ lives, whilst the government should be focusing on creating decent, secure and well paid jobs.

Annie Quick

26 January 2017

RBS is not the only victim of its reckless behaviour

Blog

RBS is not the only victim of its reckless behaviour

Last survivor of Britain's trustee savings banks set to close down.

Laurie Macfarlane

26 January 2017

Theresa May's industrial vision cannot work

Blog

Theresa May's industrial vision cannot work

Britain’s industrial strategy is incompatible with a hard Brexit.

Olivier Vardakoulias

24 January 2017

NEF's Laurie Macfarlane on Sky News discussing Theresa May's Brexit speech

Coverage

NEF's Laurie Macfarlane on Sky News discussing Theresa May's Brexit speech

Theresa May's speech today could spell out a 'race to the bottom' for the UK economy which could threaten hard-won progress on tax and regulation and put our public services at risk.

17 January 2017

4 reasons a tax haven Brexit is bad news for Britain

Blog

4 reasons a tax haven Brexit is bad news for Britain

A low-tax, low-standards economy will jeopardise generations of progress.

Laurie Macfarlane

17 January 2017

Theresa May on Brexit: what she said and what it means

Blog

Theresa May on Brexit: what she said and what it means

We deconstruct the Prime Minister's heavily trailed Brexit speech.

Christine Berry

17 January 2017

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