Lord Ara Darzi’s independent review into the health and social care system, in partnership with IPPR, was recently launched to coincide with the NHS’s 70th birthday, as well as the 10th anniversary …
The IPPR Commission on Economic Justice is delighted to invite you to a speech by Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable MP on responsible capitalism. This will take place on Thursday 7th June , at IPPR , 14 …
IPPR North and City-REDI (Birmingham Business School) are hosting the first Brexit North Summit to bring together political and business leaders, together with academics and civil society organisatio…
Death is an inevitable part of life. We will all die and almost all of us will experience the death of someone close to them. Dying is an incredibly important life stage, but for too many people the …
The UK has a gender pay gap: within industries, within occupations, and within organisations, women tend to earn less per hour than men. A small proportion of this gap may be the result of unequal …
Sarah Longlands has been appointed Director of the leading think-tank for the North of England. An expert in regional and local economic development, Sarah has worked at IPPR North as a …
This valedictory essay is a series of reflections about the past, the present and the future of the north of England marking my departure as director of IPPR North. Although these are personal …
Over recent years there has been increasing concern among economists and statisticians, and a variety of commentators and organisations in civil society, about whether the current range of economic …
The UK must broaden its economic indicators and get better at measuring our rapidly changing economy, according to a new discussion paper from the IPPR think-tank. The new discussion paper, …
As with much of the UK’s Brexit debate, this week’s row over customs union membership has taken place around six months too late. While MPs and peers argue about the merits of an independent trade …