Rosie Lockwood Role Head of media and advocacy, IPPR North and IPPR Scotland Telephone 0758 577 2633 Email R.Lockwood@ippr.org ...

Zooming in to transport spending shows this even more clearly. Looking at historic transport spending, we find that: London received on average 2.43 times as much public transport spending per capita ...

Former Treasury Minister Lord Jim O’Neill leads calls for transformative ‘Great Northern Rail’ investment. A decade of broken promises has been laid bare today as a leading think tank reveals how the ...

Good buses drive a strong economy, healthy environment and thriving society. They can accelerate growth and enhance access to opportunity, economic or cultural, while helping clean our air and reduce ...

Every one of us, and those we love most, will rely on someone else’s care during our lives. Despite this, we are perpetually stuck between social care crises, using sticking plasters instead of ...

An insight into why we might privilege social justice, over criminal justice Prison does not only impact and harm those who are directly locked up; prisons affect all of us. Yet many of us don’t ...

Any credible child poverty strategy must act directly to put more money into parents’ pockets. This starts with the removal of the two-child limit and benefit cap, alongside restoring benefit rates ...

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Today’s emission figures show Scotland’s progress tackling climate change has stalled. Dave Hawkey, senior research fellow at IPPR Scotland, has responded to the statistics of Scotland’s climate ...

Responding to today’s spending review, Harry Quilter-Pinner, executive director at IPPR, said: “Even after the Budget, which raised taxes and increased borrowing, the government still had to make ...