Statement measures will offer ‘considerable protection against spiralling inflation’

Sky News covers our latest report on the importance of Net Zero to Conservative voters.

Senior Researcher Alex Luke has been quoted, discussing household savings generated from using wind power

Tom Rees quotes Director Will Tanner on how moving officials out of London can drive cost efficiency

Head of Energy and Climate Ed Birkett responds to the Government's latest Energy Strategy

Yorkshire Live reports on the findings from our research report 'Course Correction.'

The Northern Echo reports that apprenticeship starts in several parts of Merseyside have fallen drastically, citing findings from our research report 'Course Correction'

The Northern Agenda newsletter has headlined our report 'Course Correction,' showing how the 10 worst affected constituencies are all in the North of England

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee writes for the Yorkshire Post, citing the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in South Yorkshire as a model for integrated apprenticeship delivery

Radio News Hub covers our report 'Course Correction,' which found that the decline in entry-level apprenticeships is holding back levelling up plans

The Express and Star reports on our research on reforming the apprenticeship system, citing our report 'Course Correction.'

FE News covers our latest research on apprenticeship reform and cites the findings and recommendations from the report 'Course Correction'

The Northern Echo reports on our research report 'Course Correction: why we need to reform the apprenticeships system,' covering our key findings and recommendations.

Aletha Adu reports on 'Course Correction,' on falling apprenticeship uptake in northern England

The FT cites covers our report 'Course Correction,' citing findings on the falling share of entry-level apprenticeships.

Ann McGauran quotes Director Will Tanner on the future of politics in the UK and the importance of devolution.

Head of Energy and Climate Ed Birkett discussed offshore wind and the upcoming Energy Strategy with Julia Hartley-Brewer from TalkRadio.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee appeared on the 'How to Prepare for Price Hike Friday' episode of the Which? Money podcast

Senior Researcher Alex Luke writes for the Prospect on how renewables can reduce energy bills and help achieve net zero targets

Madeleine Cuff cites our report 'Thin Ice?,' exploring public support among the Conservatives for net zero.

Researcher Jenevieve Treadwell sets out the case for community land trusts and why councils should support them, citing research from our report 'The Good Life'

Director Will Tanner writes for the House Magazine on how the success of levelling up will depend on whether it can survive a change in political leadership

The London Influence reports on the growing Onward team and our new research programme in an exclusive interview with Director Will Tanner

The Daily Mirror cites research from our report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' listing the Conservative seats at risk in the next general election

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee makes the case for government support for local bus services on Conservative Home

Ann McGauran shares her interview with Director Will Tanner on the importance of strengthening our communities, ahead of New Local's Stronger Things Conference.

Director Will Tanner comments on Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement, highlighting short and long-term implications of the various announcements

Esther Webber and Annabelle Dickson quote Director Will Tanner on the disproportionate impact of fuel duty

The Guardian Live Blog quoted Director Will Tanner on how several of the tax measures announced are regionally progressive

Kate Whitefield from the Daily Express quotes Director Will Tanner, discussing how the policies announced in the budget would affect different people

The Telegraph Live Blog quoted Director Will Tanner's response to the Chancellor's Spring Statement

Conservative Home quotes Onward's response to the Chancellor's Spring Statement among responses from other think tanks.

Director Will Tanner is quoted in a CityAM news article discussing the Chancellor's Spring Statement announcements.

FT Adviser cites our 'Levelling Up Pensions' report, mentioning our recommendation to scrap the £10,000 earnings trigger

Current News reports on our research note 'Renewed Importance,' discussing how CfD supported renewables could pay back £10.49 billion a year to customers by 2027

Business Green reports on our research note 'Renewed Importance,' discussing how net zero strategies can deliver cost benefits to both consumers and industry

Jenevieve Treadwell writes for Inside Housing on why Community Land Trusts offer a solution to the housing crisis.

Coverage of Onward's research explaining why investing in renewables will lower energy bills.

Research from our report 'Time to Move Out' is cited, illustrating civil service jobs in London compared to the rest of the country.

Andrew Grice cites our Blue Wall research on the threat posed by the Newkip party to the Tories.

Dean Russell MP cites our report 'The Good Life,' in an article on giving back to our communities.

Senior Researcher Luke Stanley writes for the Reaction on intergenerational family ties, citing research from our report 'The Good Life.'

Peter Foster and Sebastian Payne quote Director Will Tanner, and reference our report 'Double Devo' in an article about how hyperlocal governance can help level up the country.

Will Tanner writes for The Times Thunderer about why there should be 20,000 new special constables in crime hotspots.

City AM reports on our letter to the Chancellor to extend pensions auto-enrollment to young workers, and cites our Levelling Up Pensions report.

Susanna Rust reports on our letter to the Chancellor urging for an expansion of auto-enrolment

Alex Janiaud reports on our letter to the Chancellor calling for an expansion of auto-enrolment (AE)

The FT Adviser mentions our report 'Levelling Up Pensions,' on its influence in expanding auto-enrolment and pushing for the abolition of the earnings trigger

PensionsAge magazine reports on our letter to the Chancellor, requesting an extension of automatic enrollment (AE).

Johnathan Walker discusses the findings from our 'Another Brick in the Wall' report, discussing the implications for the West Midlands constituencies that could switch from the Conservatives to Labour.

Richard Holden MP mentions our latest research report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' discussing the importance of the Red Wall to the Conservatives' in the next general election.

Politics.co.uk reports on the findings from our latest report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' which finds that the battleground at the next general election will be in the North of England.

The Week listed our findings from our report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' on how the red wall will be crucial to the next election, on their daily digest of the news agenda.

Pensions Age Magazine mentions our Levelling Up Pensions report, stating that despite influencing the Automatic Enrolment Bill, our earnings trigger reform is unlikely to be adopted.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee shares the findings from focus groups we conducted in Oldham, Manchester.

Director Will Tanner writes for the ipaper on how crime will be a decisive factor in the next general election.

Director Will Tanner was quoted in The Express, on the steps to be taken to move more civil servants out of London.

Director Will Tanner was quoted in the announcement that they will consult on new plans to drive up the quality of higher education, making the system fairer for students and taxpayers.

The Northern Agenda Newsletter mentions our latest research report, 'Another Brick in the Wall.'

Aletha Adu writes about our 'Another Brick in the Wall' research, on how levelling up is crucial to retaining Tory votes.

Chris Burn writes about additional Yorkshire seats that could fall to the Tories at the next election, as discovered in our latest report, 'Another Brick in the Wall.'

Jonathan Reilly from The Sun covers our latest research report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' that argues that Boris Johnson must protect his Northern seats.

John Johnston echoes the findings from our report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' that more Northern seats could be added to the Red Wall.

Arj Singh discusses the findings of our report 'Another Brick in Wall,' and writes that Northern votes will be decisive for the next election.

Nadeem Badshah discusses our latest report 'Another Brick in the Wall,' and how the battleground for the next general election will be in the North of England.

Charles Hymas writes about the threat that right-wing populists pose to the Tories, discussed in our report 'Another Brick in the Wall.'

Adam Hawksbee writes for the Yorkshire Post on the effect of demographic trends on the Tory vote share.

James Blagden writes for Conservative Home discussing the findings from our report 'Another Brick in the Wall.'

Senior Researcher Luke Stanley speaks to the Institute of Economic Affairs regarding the role of communities in levelling up.

Luke Stanley writes for CapX on the Levelling Up White Paper, volunteering and charitable giving.

Civil Service World report on our latest research, Time to Move Out: The Case for Civil Service Relocation, co-authored by Will Tanner and Adam Hawksbee.

BBC cover our latest report, Time to Move Out, with analysis by political correspondent Alex Forsyth.

The Telegraph cover our latest report, Time to Move Out: The Case for Civil Service Relocation, which found that almost two-thirds of civil servants are still based in London.

The Shropshire Star report on our latest research, Time to Move Out: The Case for Civil Service Relocation

The Independent cover our latest report, Time to Move Out: The Case for Civil Service Relocation.

The Evening Standard cover our latest report, Time to Move Out: The Case for Civil Service Relocation.

Will Tanner was quoted in The Times, arguing that fraud is a concern of millions of voters, and should be taken seriously by the Government.

Camilla Cavendish cites Onward report, The State of our Social Fabric, in a piece exploring the benefits to be reaped from levelling up.

Will Tanner spoke to the BBC, observing that successful regeneration projects involve putting power in the hands of communities themselves.

Media coverage summary of the Levelling Up White Paper.

"Today Michael Gove fires a starting gun on a regeneration revolution..." Hear Will Tanner's initial reaction to the Levelling Up White Paper.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee shares three lessons we can learn from the regeneration of King's Cross, following the Levelling Up White Paper.

My London cover our data tool, which shows which university courses are most at risk of reform from the Office for Students.

FE News comment on our suggestion that translational research is needed to bridge the gap between university research and industrial commercialisation.

The Tab report on our new data tool, which allows users to explore which low-value university courses are most at risk from new reforms by the Office for Students.

FT Adviser cite our research 'Levelling Up Pensions', following workplace pension provider Now Pensions' call to remove the auto-enrolment earnings trigger, as we proposed.

Will Tanner was quoted in Politico, commenting on the White Paper's ability to offer a route map out of regional inequality.

Will Tanner spoke to the Financial Times about why Levelling Up metrics will ensure that regional growth is the rule, and no longer the exception.

Will Tanner spoke to The Times, praising the steps made in the White Paper to redirect R&D funding across the country.

Director Will Tanner spoke to The Guardian, suggesting that public targets should be set to ensure that Levelling Up White Paper objectives are met.

Deputy Director Adam Hawksbee spoke to Aasmah Mir from Times Radio about the Government's ambitions for the Levelling Up White Paper.

Will Tanner spoke to GB News about the Levelling Up White Paper, arguing that it is the start of a regeneration revolution in the UK.

Adam Hawksbee wrote for Times Red Box about why levelling up the country must involve unlocking the potential of public land.

Will Tanner writes for Conservative Home about the five reasons that levelling up makes economic sense, not just political and moral sense.

Will Tanner wrote for iNews about why Sue Gray's report satisfies neither Boris Johnson's supporters or opponents.

Will Hazell cites our report A Question of Degree, following the announcement from the Office for Students that they will launch a bid to tackle poor quality university courses.

Will Tanner spoke to Tom Newton Dunn and Jack Blanchard on Times Radio to discuss the future of the Red Wall.

Policy Fellow Ted Christie-Miller writes for City AM about why real action on climate change will come from big emitters and governments, not just consumer change.

The Spectator cite Will Tanner's piece for Prospect about the erosion of transparency in Scotland.

Will Tanner spoke to iNews about why the Conservative Party shouldn't abandon their current policy offering, particularly if they are to avoid electoral trouble in the long term.

Will Tanner is quoted in The Independent in relation to rumoured staffing changes in Downing Street.