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Ten Big Questions about the Big Society

Ten ways to make the best of the Big Society

Ten Reasons to Care About Economic Inequality

Why economic inequality lies at the heart of tackling poverty and improving social mobility

Ten steps to save the cities

The new economics agenda for thriving local economies

Ten years on: rethinking money after the financial crisis

Watch the event live, 29 November, 6pm

Tenant control can help fix our broken housing system

Ballots on regeneration plans are the first step to giving tenants a real say.

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Tess Gill

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The 2.4 million lowest paid employees would see no benefit from an increase in NICs threshold

New analysis from the New Economics Foundation shows raising the national insurance threshold to £12,500 would have zero impact for the lowest paid 9% of employees

The abolishment of tuition fees and the response to Yorkshire floods

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on Sky News

The accidental privatisation of fishing quota has hurt coastal communities

With a new Fisheries Bill we can change this

The accidental privatisation of marine life

How the way we manage our fisheries is undermining our chances of sustainability

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?

The art of commissioning

How commissioners can release the potential of the arts and cultural sector