To celebrate International Women’s’ Day we would like to invite you to join Sarah Longlands (Director, IPPR North) for a brunch and networking event at the IPPR North Offices in Manchester. This...
What does economic justice mean for the South East? The UK economy is not working. It is no longer delivering rising standards for a majority of the population. Too many people are in...
The London Progression Collaboration is an innovative pilot supporting London’s employers to offer high-quality apprenticeships which support the progression of low-paid Londoners into better...
What does economic justice mean for Northern Ireland? The UK economy is not working. It is no longer delivering rising standards for a majority of the population. Too many people are in...
What could economic justice mean for Scotland? The UK economy is not working for people in Scotland and across the UK as a whole. It is no longer delivering rising living standards for a...
IPPR North’s key conference on the State of the North will take place on 22nd January 2020. The event will discuss IPPR North’s State of the North report - our annual health check on the Northern...
This unique event taking place in Peckham, South London, offers the local community an exciting opportunity to debate a number of high profile ideas to create a more just economy and world of work in...
What does economic justice mean for the South West? The UK economy is not working. It is no longer delivering rising standards for a majority of the population. Too many people are in...
How can Scotland use its powers to tackle financial insecurity and improve living standards for families in Scotland? KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Shirley-Anne Somerville MSP , Cabinet...
This decade has been one of unprecedented challenge for the health and care sectors – perhaps the most challenging since the NHS was created in 1948. An aging population, increasing prevalence of...