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Danielle mason

@DanniMason11

Head of Policy at the What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth. Views all my own.

London Katılım Nisan 2013
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Danielle mason@DanniMason11·
This is @andyratcliffe9, Danni's husband. I'm so so sad to have to say that Danni passed away last week after a long illness. Her funeral will take place on 9 October and the details are here: poetic-endings.com/celebrating-th… Please feel free to pass this on to others who knew Danni
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Dan Corry
Dan Corry@DanRCorry·
Looking forward to this event tonight. My own thoughts on whether the What Works movement is working are in this blog: blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…
The Policy Institute@policyatkings

"We are not good at guessing what works, even if we’re experts in the field," argues @mike_t_sanders in his latest blog ➡️ ow.ly/mTml50NXuOm 📆 For more on how robust evidence can drive policy decisions, register for his book launch next Thursday ➡️ ow.ly/aIYs50NXuOn

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Armando Iannucci
Armando Iannucci@Aiannucci·
Back of my Polling Card for local elections. For 1st time, photo ID is required. Card gives many options for elderly or those with disability. None, NONE, for younger or student voters. The policy is simply biased against younger voters, designed to suppress their vote.
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Child Poverty Action Group
NEW child poverty stats out today. 29% of children are growing up in poverty. 4.2 MILLION children. That's a rise of 350,000.
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IPPR
IPPR@IPPR·
Do you want to find solutions to society’s biggest problems? Have you considered working for a think tank? To contribute to achieving greater representation, we have got together with similar organisations to hold a webinar for undergrads interested in working in the sector.
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Anthony Teasdale
Anthony Teasdale@AnthonyTeasdale·
re: Stone Roses. Bob Stanley's review of "the Stone Roses" is incredible.
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Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson@PJTheEconomist·
Such important context for "levelling up". There is huge fiscal redistribution from London and South East to rest of England, because London and SE are so much richer. V tough challenge is to *reduce* that over long term by helping poorer areas get richer and more self sufficient
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Institute for Fiscal Studies@TheIFS

What is levelling up and who is it helping? IFS research features in this @BBCRealityCheck article on the government's 'levelling up' plans. bbc.co.uk/news/56238260 Read our analysis of #levellingup so far here> ifs.org.uk/collections/le…

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Danielle mason@DanniMason11·
Blog on whether the Levelling Up Fund round 2 allocations are money well spent. According to the evidence, of course.
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Danielle mason@DanniMason11·
@wunderhorse I want to listen to 'oprah winfrey' on repeat! Can I buy or stream it anywhere?
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PIJ@ikitorp·
new RCT just dropped
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Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson@PJTheEconomist·
Economic "orthodoxy" is not some strange belief system. It's an encapsulation of the knowledge drawn from decades of evidence based on experience of countries around the world. It needs testing and challenging, but experience tells us that simply dismissing it is dangerous indeed
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Paul Johnson@PJTheEconomist·
Worth repeating. Take all the tax changes coming in over next few years and: If your income is < £155k, you lose If your income is > £155k you win If your income > £1m you gain more than £40,000
Paul Johnson@PJTheEconomist

Despite today's tax cuts middle earners are still set to lose as a result of tax changes over next years. The freezing of allowances and thresholds is still a big tax increase. Only those on over £155,000 will pay less tax overall. The very rich will pay tens of thousands less

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Thomas Pope
Thomas Pope@tompope0·
Useful reading ahead of the chancellor's announcement tomorrow, given plans for 'investment zones'. The @whatworksgrowth centre have done a comprehensive evidence review on 'local area initiatives' whatworksgrowth.org/policy-reviews… Key findings: 1/4
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