Public Policy
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Review: How Not to Die (Too Soon). The Lies We've Been Sold and the Policies That Could Save Us, by Devi Sridhar
‘Clean’ eating and gym-going will not stop you from getting flattened by a vehicle, being deliberately shot, sickened by the water supply or exposed to life-threateningly polluted air.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
- Progressive Politics
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The Future of Home Ownership
Exploring low-cost home ownership initiatives from the late 1970s onwards.
- Equality
- Labour Party
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The Prevent Counter-Terrorism Strategy After Southport
Who can and should be engaged by the Prevent Strategy?
- Labour Party
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The War on Net Zero has Made Solar Farms the new Frontline
Solar farms are becoming a new cleavage in what was previously a consensus policy area.
- Labour Party
- Environment & Climate Change
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Labour's Planning Reform: A View from London
What is Labour's English planning reform agenda?
- Equality
- Labour Party
- Environment & Climate Change
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The Listening Government
The idea that MPs are in touch with the real world through their constituency offices has been turned into an article of political faith, but it is ill-founded.
- Labour Party
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Why is There so Much Housing Inequality in London, and What can be Done?
London's housing crisis is a key driver of poverty in the capital.
- Conservative Party
- Equality
- Labour Party
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- Equality
- Labour Party
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How can Labour Tackle Poverty and Inequality in London?
London, despite being the economic engine of the UK, is home to millions who live in poverty. Yet inequality measures have bypassed the capital for years. Is this about to change?
- Equality
- Labour Party
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Review: Our NHS. A History of Britain's Best Loved Institution
The first book to explore how public health and national identity have become so intertwined.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Progressive Politics
