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IPPR North conducts research on a wide variety of topics affecting the North of England, including local government and devolution, regional economics, industrial strategy, civil society, skills, education, social policy, transport and more

Divided and connected: Regional inequalities in the North, the UK and the developed world – State of the North 2019

At a time of great upheaval, uncertainty and division, instead of looking inward this year’s State of the North looks outward – to the country and across the developed world to show how the North...

27/11/2019

Publication Report Devolution & local leadership Equality Leadership Population and demographics Metro mayors IPPR North

A plan for nature in the north of England: Natural Assets North final report

The north of England has some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world. From the soaring heights and serene waters of the Lake District, to the rugged, majestic splendour of the...

01/06/2020

Publication Report Environment Metro mayors IPPR North

Latest publications

Third Sector Trends Survey 2020: Covid-19 and its potential impact on the third sector in the North

What lessons can be learned from the 2008 financial crash and austerity to help the charity sector in the north of England to navigate the impact of Covid-19?

16/09/2020

Publication Briefing Society & migration IPPR North

10 years of austerity: Eroding resilience in the North

Ten years after it was first introduced, new research finds that austerity has had a disproportionately damaging impact upon the North of England’s resilience and its capacity to deal with the social...

22/06/2020

Publication Briefing Economy Equality Population and demographics Metro mayors IPPR North

We must put nature at the heart of the North’s post Covid-19 recovery

The pandemic has temporarily reset our relationship with nature. Under lockdown, our air is cleaner, and we’ve been able to hear birdsong instead of traffic. At the same time, we’ve been...

02/06/2020

Blog post Expert comment Environment IPPR North

A plan for nature in the north of England: Natural Assets North final report

The north of England has some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world. From the soaring heights and serene waters of the Lake District, to the rugged, majestic splendour of the...

01/06/2020

Publication Report Environment Metro mayors IPPR North

Sarah Longlands discusses what to look out for in the March 2020 Budget

Less than 100 days since the General Election and the recent reshuffle means that we are now starting to get us some clues as to the priorities of this new Government. After so many months of Brexit...

27/02/2020

Blog post Expert comment Economy Budget IPPR North

The devolution parliament: Devolving power to England’s regions, towns and cities

For decades, Westminster government has enabled deep divisions to grow in this country: divisions between whole regions of England; divisions between cities, towns and villages; and divisions within...

21/02/2020

Publication Report Power & politics IPPR North

Driving inclusive growth across local areas: Call for evidence

What can we learn from local government experience of driving the inclusive growth agenda? What good practice is in place? What policies and innovations are effective? What are the main challenges...

09/01/2020

Publication IPPR North

Natural Assets North: Flooding in the North

Flooding in the north of England is an urgent and important issue. The month before this report was published, parts of South Yorkshire, as well as Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire...

19/12/2019

Publication Briefing Environment IPPR North

Divided and connected: Regional inequalities in the North, the UK and the developed world – State of the North 2019

27/11/2019

Publication Report Devolution & local leadership Equality Leadership Population and demographics Metro mayors IPPR North

The Devolution Parliament

The next parliament will find itself once again dominated by Brexit – whatever the result of the General Election. The main risk is that, in doing so, Westminster will yet again be incapable of...

20/11/2019

Blog post Long read Power & politics IPPR North

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