Will tax cuts help the levelling up agenda?
Tax cuts are necessary to make the UK economy more competitive, but the Government will also need to deliver better public services and stronger communities to really level up the UK.
Voters won’t forgive the next prime minister if they ignore the idea of ‘levelling up’
Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes for the Independent on the importance of levelling up in the Conservative leadership contest.
No use pretending North Yorkshire’s new devolution deal is perfect – Adam Hawksbee
Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes for The Yorkshire Post on North Yorkshire and York’s new £540 million devolution deal.
Pressure grows on candidates for No 10 to commit to ‘levelling up’
Our recent poll on Conservative voter preferences was referenced in the FT.
We want more grammar schools to be built, say Tory voters
The Sunday Telegraph covered Onward’s polling revealing that three-quarters of Tory voters said they would send their child to a grammar school if they passed the 11-plus in a piece about grammar schools.
What do voters think of grammar schools?
What do British voters – and Conservative voters in particular – think of proposals to build more grammar schools and expand academic selection?
Rishi Sunak vows to slash number of boarded-up shops on UK high streets
The Independent referred to findings from our report Street Bids whilst discussing Rishi Sunak’s plans to slash the number of empty shops across the UK.
If the Tories neglect cities it will make everyone poorer
Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee wrote for Prospect on the Conservative Party’s challenge connecting with city-dwelling voters.
If the Tories neglect cities it will make everyone poorer
Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee wrote for Prospect on the Conservative Party’s challenge connecting with city-dwelling voters.
Levelling Up in Practice: South Tyneside Interim Report
South Tyneside could be at the forefront of the UK’s green economy, but several steps still need to be taken to level up the area.
