New Policy Institute

We have launched our report on Council Tax Reduction schemes in England in 2021/22 with @entitledto This report looks at the impact of how things have changed since Council Tax Benefit was localised in April 2013. npi.org.uk/publications/c…

Excited for the second webinar on employment in our Health Collaborative series this morning. Will be hearing from Carla Ayrton and Josh Holden @npi_research on the recommendations in their briefing paper. Full paper available here: raceequalityfoundation.org.uk/news/employmen…

We've released our latest research of the CTR/S landscape is England. Created with @npi_research the report details changes to schemes over the last few years with analysis of where the sector may be heading. Take a look (or watch our recent webinar): entitledto.co.uk/blog/2021/june…

A webinar done with @entitledto, which discussed the details of the research including what’s changed this year and what trends we can see emerging is available on their website: entitledto.co.uk/blog/2021/june…

We have launched our report on Council Tax Reduction schemes in England in 2021/22 with @entitledto This report looks at the impact of how things have changed since Council Tax Benefit was localised in April 2013. npi.org.uk/publications/c…

The rise in child poverty over the last 6 years has all but wiped out the progress that has been made since the late 1990s. The child poverty rate is now as high in England as in the other three countries and in recent years it has been rising faster. npi.org.uk/blog/income-an…

The Employment Paper by Josh Holden & Carla Ayrton from @npi_research is live tinyurl.com/3tv99y8k "BAME workers as a group are both more at risk of working in a shut-down sector & more at risk of being in a key worker role with a heightened risk of exposure to Covid at work”

We're hearing from @pknpi and Josh Holden from @npi_research discussing their briefing they produced on employment as part of the race equity collaborative project Brief to be available here: raceequalityfoundation.org.uk/project/a-coll…

Conclusion of our webinar: Wales in 2041 could be a pretty bleak place unless we take radical action. Thank you very much to Peter Kenway @npi_research, Prof Philip Brown @CUSocSci and @McQuadeJess @WWFCymru for a great discussion and to all our guests .Recording coming soon

Economic justice in Birmingham and the Black Country shows that levelling-up needs to focus on people not areas @pknpi, Director of @npi_research discusses their new report looking at the state of #EconomicJustice in #Birmingham and the #BlackCountry. bit.ly/2NzLiT0

In a blog for @CityREDI NPI director @pknpi, discusses our new report looking at the state of #EconomicJustice in #Birmingham and the #BlackCountry for @BarrowCadbury. blog.bham.ac.uk/cityredi/econo…

Instead of hoping for an unbalanced consumer-led spending boom, the Government should use a recovery bond to direct savings to productive uses. The bond represents a switch to an investment-led recovery. @pknpi @DanRCorry npi.org.uk/blog/economic-…

Economic justice in Birmingham and the Black Country shows that levelling-up needs to focus on people not areas @pknpi, Director of @npi_research discusses their new report looking at the state of #EconomicJustice in #Birmingham and the #BlackCountry. bit.ly/2NzLiT0

Instead of hoping for an unbalanced consumer-led spending boom, the Government should use a recovery bond to direct savings to productive uses. The bond represents a switch to an investment-led recovery. @pknpi @DanRCorry npi.org.uk/blog/economic-…

In a blog for @CityREDI NPI director @pknpi, discusses our new report looking at the state of #EconomicJustice in #Birmingham and the #BlackCountry for @BarrowCadbury. blog.bham.ac.uk/cityredi/econo…

Instead of hoping for an unbalanced consumer-led spending boom, the Government should use a recovery bond to direct savings to productive uses. The bond represents a switch to an investment-led recovery. npi.org.uk/blog/economic-…

Economic justice in Birmingham and the Black Country shows that levelling-up needs to focus on people not areas @pknpi, Director of @npi_research discusses their new report looking at the state of #EconomicJustice in #Birmingham and the #BlackCountry. bit.ly/2NzLiT0

Blog from Prof. Rebecca Tunstall: Rough sleeping in London: a wasted chance to build back better. With policies to accommodate rough sleepers at the start of the pandemic now abandoned, high homelessness is back. npi.org.uk/blog/housing-a…

The full report can be found here: npi.org.uk/publications/i…

Combatting long-term ill-health is a priority within the @WestMids_CA Health of the Region 2020 report. These statistics show why. The question is whether there will be both the resources and the will to address these needs as the pandemic fades.

We have launched our second report on The State of Economic Justice in Birmingham and the Black Country for @BarrowCadbury Here is a thread on some of the key takeaways from the Population and Public Health chapter.