IPPR will be delivering a programme of events at four party conferences (Liberal Democrat, Labour, Conservative, SNP) across a range of research areas. For enquiries, please contact Olivia Vaughan . …
The IPPR, in partnership with NASUWT, is delighted to hold an event on 'The Future of Education' . This will take place on Monday, 9th September, 09:00-10:30 at Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House , …
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is delighted to invite you to a talk with Mark Thomas following the release of his new book 99% . This will take place on Tuesday 3rd September , …
We are pleased to announce that IPPR will be taking part in the Big Tent Ideas Festival 2019. The Big Tent Ideas Festival brings together the popular literary festival format with the …
IPPR is delighted to invite you to an event on the future of rail and the opportunities of the Williams Rail Review which will take place on Tuesday 23rd July , 09.15am – 11.00am at IPPR, 14 …
Time: Friday 19 th July, 8:30 – 10:30 am Location: Federation House, 2 Federation Street, Manchester, M4 4BF The Future of Rail: The opportunities of the Williams Rail Review is an …
What could economic justice mean for Wales? The UK economy is not working. It is no longer delivering rising standards for a majority of the population. Too many people are in insecure …
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is delighted to invite you to a prize-giving ceremony for the IPPR Economics Prize. This will take place on Wednesday 10th July, at 12.30 – 14.30 in …
The IPPR, in partnership with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, is delighted to host an event on 'Brexit and the UK's environmental ambitions' . This will take place on Tuesday, 9th July, 08:30-10:00 at …
What does economic justice mean for the West Midlands? The UK economy is not working. It is no longer delivering rising standards for a majority of the population. Too many people are in …