Events

Paying for overfishing

Why subsidising new vessel construction is bad news for EU taxpayers and our oceans

Paying for public services should be treated as investment in infrastructure

Anna Coote writes for Times Red Box

People and places first

An industrial strategy to rebalance the economy

People on the lowest incomes are paying tax on even more of their salary under this government

Freezing the tax free allowance is an effective tax rise for workers on the lowest incomes, with no promise of extra support for them from this government

People on universal credit could be as much as £670 worse off in April 2024, even if rates are increased in line with inflation

The poorest households will fall a further £430 below the cost of living by next spring if additional cost of living payments come to an end, according to new analysis from the New Economics Foundation

People on universal credit losing £1 in every £13 of basic payment due to automatic DWP debt deductions

50% of people on universal credit have money deducted from payments to repay debts and correct HMRC errors

People powered money

Designing, developing and delivering community currencies

People, planet, power

A framework for deciding how we live together and what we expect from our governments

People-powered housing: is it the answer to our housing crisis?

The view from Birmingham

People’s Pensions

New thinking for the twenty-first century

Perry Walker

Peter Chowla

Peter Ramsden

Petra Kjell

Phil Bowen

Philip Hammond: the wait and see Chancellor

Today's Budget dodged the big issues

Pick a number, any number

Setting arbitrary targets for fiscal policy risks locking-in fresh rounds of austerity

Plan for social care should break private provider grip on the sector by investing in new ways of running services

New NEF research calls for investment in social care to support ownership and control by users and employees, rather than subsidising private profit