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Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes for the Times on opportunities to address the housing crisis and regenerate coastal communities.

The Financial Times cites our Missing Millenials report

The Sun discusses our Troubled Waters report recommendation to combat crime in coastal areas.

The Week highlights Onward's Troubled Water's report as a top 10 thing to know today.

The Guardian references Onward's latest coastal analysis from our Troubled Waters report.

The Guardian covers our new report, Troubled Waters, and quotes Senior Researcher of Levelling Up, Jenevieve Treadwell.

Director Sebastian Payne writes on Starmer's two recent policies that are likely to be rejected by the Middle England voters he needs the most.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes on Birmingham City Council's s114 notice.

Our report The Social Mobility Penalty is covered by Fit for Purpose Magazine

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee is quoted in The Guardian.

Francois Valentin discusses our new report Great British National Service with John Darvall

Director Sebastian Payne speaks to the BBC on the appointment of Claire Coutinho - a former member of Onward's advisory board. 

Director Sebastian Payne discusses the benefits of rejoining Horizon as the UK steps closer to its Science Superpower ambitions.

Gavin Rice, Project Director for our Future of Conservatism project, wrote for The Critic making the case for national service.

The Times references Onward's analysis of the hydrogen levy.

Director Sebastian Payne emphasises national service's role in addressing the crises faced by our youth.

Director Sebastian Payne discusses the electoral prospects of the Conservative Party as the economy begins to recover.

Deputy director Adam Hawksbee discusses the drawbacks of the pensions triple lock.

Deputy director, Adam Hawksbee, discusses our report The Social Mobility Penalty.

Director Sebastian Payne argues for higher salaries for senior civil servants, to retain their expertise.

Senior Researcher Callum Newton emphasises the need to build more homes across the UK if the Conservatives are to win the next election.

The Yorkshire Post references our report 'Great British National Service' as voters in Yorkshire express their support.

The Telegraph references our report 'Great British National Service', supported by Penny Mordaunt, Leader of the House of Commons.

PoliticsHome quotes Senior Researcher Callum Newton on the governments plan to scrap nutrient neutrality rules.

The Washington Post quotes Jack Richardson, head of energy and climate, regarding political support for green policies.

Politics.co.uk references our analysis of political support for net zero.

The New Statesman discusses our report, Wired for Success: Reforming Whitehall to Support Science and Technology.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee discusses the critical role a Great British National Service scheme could play in addressing the problems faced by our youth with Nigel Farage.

Our research on public support for net zero policies is mentioned in the i.

Director Sebastian Payne is mentioned in The New Statesman regarding his Op-Ed on why the UK should not backtrack on green policies.

Head of Science and Technology, Allan Nixon, writes for Conservative Home regarding reforms needed in Whitehall to make the UK a science superpower.

The keynote speech hosted by Onward with the Culture Secretary Rt Hon Lucy Frazer MP is mentioned in a government press release.

Director Sebastian Payne writes for the i about Dominic Cummings and his approach to science and technology in government.

Onward's report 'Wired for Success' is linked to by Air Street Capital.

Jack Richardson, Head of Energy and Climate is mentioned in the BBC with a comment on the Governments' Net zero approach.

Head of Energy and Climate Jack Richardson gives a comment for Politico on the Government's recent change in messaging on their Net-zero approach.

Head of Energy and Climate Jack Richardson is mentioned in Energy Portal EU regarding net zero policy and our research paper 'Power to the People'.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee joins Spectator TV to talk about the changes to how the police tackle crime and what effect it has on local communities.

Onward's report 'Wired for Success' is mentioned in The Telegraph digital edition.

Onward's new report 'Wired for Success' is reported in Research Professional News.

Head of Energy and Climate Jack Richardson gives a comment to Politico warning against making anti-green messaging and policies for the UK.

Times Higher Education reports on Onward's new report 'Wired for Success' and its recommendations to increase spending on research.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes for City AM about regenerating Britain's towns and if the Conservatives can take advantage of accomplishing that.

Onward's research on housing is mentioned in a Times piece about converting different spaces into a residential home.

The Guardian uses Sebastian Payne's Twitter thread on the new housing plan in their live news report.

Director Sebastian Payne joins the RSA Events Podcast to discuss how to regenerate the economy.

Director Sebastian Payne writes for the i about why the Conservatives shouldn't backtrack on net zero policies.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee gives a comment for Politics Home discussing why the government should not scale back on green policies, and mentions Onward's recent report 'Hydrogen: who pays?'.

A transcript of Rt Hon Michael Gove MP's speech on housing and development from the government's website, Onward is mentioned in the speech.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee appears on LBC to discuss Michael Gove's new plan for housing and development in Cambridge.

A transcript of Rt Hon Michael Gove MP's speech on the governments new housing and densification plan.

Onward's Head of Energy & Climate Jack Richardson talks to iNews about the government and it's green policies.

Head of Energy & Climate Jack Richardson gives a comment in The Daily Express on renewable energy construction policy.

Onward is mentioned by The Times regarding comments made by the Chancellor at a dinner event.

Onward is mentioned in The Washington Post on our recent report on community benefit and renewable energy, 'Power to the People'.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee talks with Politics Home on the current housing and mortgage rate crisis.

The keynote speech by the Culture Secretary Rt Hon Lucy Frazer MP is mentioned in The Independent.

Onward is mentioned by Business Green in an article regarding a potential backbench rebellion on onshore wind farm construction policy.

Energy Voice reports on Onward's research paper 'Power to the People'.

Ned Hammond, Senior Researcher for the 'Getting to Zero' programme writes for Conservative Home about Onward's new 'Power to the People' report.

Head of Energy and Climate, Jack Richardson writes in the Times regarding our new report 'Power to the People'.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee is quoted by The Yorkshire Post.

Onward's research and report on community benefits to local areas to help boost growth of renewable energy is mentioned in Utility Week.

Onward's recommendation of making a new 'Green Energy Covenant is mentioned in Business Green.

Onward's report 'Power to the People' is mentioned by Yorkshire Post.

A transcript of the Culture Secretary's speech (Rt Hon Lucy Frazer MP) that was made at a recent Onward event on her vision for the youth sector.

Onward's research on community benefit (Power to the People) and renewable energy is mentioned by Engineering & Technology.

Onward's research on community benefit and renewable energy is mentioned in the Evening Standard.

Onward's new report on community benefit and renewable energy construction is mentioned by The Independent.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes an Op-Ed for City AM about growth in the economy.

Research Professional News mentions Onward regarding delays to the Horizon programme.

Hepi mentions Onward's research on higher education in our report 'A Question Of Degree'.

The Evening Standard mentions Onward's research on low-value university degrees.

Onward's event with Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP is mentioned in The Telegraph.

The New Statesman mentions Onward's phrase 'Workington Man' from the 2019 general election.

Onward's Director Sebastian Payne writes in The Times about how the public's reliance on the state must be scaled back.

Onward is mentioned in regards to an event that the Chancellor Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP recently attended, talking about the public sector.

Politico mentions Laura Trott MP's keynote speech on pensions with Onward at iNHouse Communications.

Onward is mentioned in The Telegraph regarding the Chancellor's comments on Rishi Sunak's five pledges.

Onward's keynote speech event with the Rt Hon Laura Trott MP is mentioned in The Independent.

Onward is mentioned in Politico regarding our event with Laura Trott MP on the pensions market.

Onward is mentioned in the New Statesman with its research on younger voters and their attitudes towards democracy.

Shivani H Menon and Adam Hawksbee write about community-based approaches to tackle youth violence

Onward Policy Fellow Shabbir Merali appears on Sky News to discuss Artificial Intelligence.

Director of Onward Sebastian Payne is mentioned in The Washington Post.

Onward's report 'Beyond School: The case for school enrichment' is mentioned in Schools Week.

Jack Richardson, Head of Energy and Climate comments for The Express about a gap in the market for green jobs.

Director of Onward Sebastian Payne writes for Conservative Home about family, childcare, and the role of government in those areas.

Onward's research on the hydrogen levy is mentioned in Utility Week.

The full panel event hosted by the Institute for Government where Adam Hawksbee spoke about which policies were most effective for levelling up.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee is mentioned in Politico about a recent event he attended on levelling up held at the Institute for Government.

Onward's research on the hydrogen levy is mentioned in Business Green.

The Sun covers Onward's recent report, 'Hydrogen: Who Pays?'.

The Telegraph covers Onward's recent report, 'Hydrogen: Who Pays?'.

Onward Advisory Board Member, Nick Faith, comments on the significance of housing in attracting younger voters.

Onward's research on Clacton-on-Sea and levels of antisocial behaviour is mentioned by The Daily Mail.

The cost of the hydrogen levy, which was estimated by Onward is mentioned in The Guardian.

Bim Afolami MP, who contributed to the 'Missing Millennials' report is written about by The New Statesman.

Onward's research on the hydrogen levy is mentioned by the BBC in relation to Grant Shapps considering a change in government policy.