Relaxing strike laws risks disruption and higher taxes, warns new IEA book
Increasing union power could burden taxpayers with higher public sector wage bills and more disruption to railways, schools and the NHS.
Increasing union power could burden taxpayers with higher public sector wage bills and more disruption to railways, schools and the NHS.
techUK's Interoperability in policing working group (IPWG) has launched a report calling for the need to unlock the potential of digital interoperability in policing.
Suspensions and exclusions across all schools and all year groups in England are predicted to have risen by over 20 per cent last year compared to the previous year, according to a new report from IPPR and The Difference
Researchers at the University of Dundee are receiving a government funding boost to continue their vital work for a further 5 years.
Primary care networks (PCNs) are groups of GP practices that work together, and with other health and care providers, to deliver a wider range of services to the local population than might be possible within an individual practice.
September is an exciting month for UK stargazers!
Any plans for devolution need to be accompanied by updates to English councils' hideously outdated funding allocations.
Nominations are now open for techUK members to join our Growth Council. The Growth Council is a group of representatives from companies in techUK's membership who will work together contribute to the strategic leadership and direction of techUK's economic policy, including policy positioning, events and engagements, aimed at promoting the tech sector's role in enabling economic growth in the UK.
In January 2019, a five-year GP contract framework was agreed. This was intended to stabilise general practice, enabling it to become a key delivery vehicle for many of the commitments in the NHS Long Term Plan and to provide a wider range of services to patients.
In this blog post, we share the insights behind our approach to scaling data standards and an update on how we are addressing the challenge of unconnected systems in councils. Over 300 councils and sector organisations have committed to the ...
STFC has announced seven projects to support rapid development of Earth observation instruments monitoring the climate and marine environment.
Reem Ibrahim, Acting Director of Communications at the free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on reports that the Government intends to ban smoking from pub gardens and other outdoor spaces
The Home Office has repeatedly spent far more than budgeted for asylum, border, visa and passport operations in recent years.
The UK's tax system is holding back efforts to level up the country, with the under-taxing of income from wealth exacerbating harmful inequalities for poorer areas of the country.
Tom Clougherty, Executive Director at the free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs Comments on reports that the Government intends to raise taxes following Sir Keir Starmer's speech this morning
Today's National Travel Survey statistics from the Department for Transport reveal stark m obility divide
The government must halt and reverse the UK's unprecedented environmental crisis and depleting natural environment, or risk missing key climate targets, says IPPR.
Funded by the UK Space Agency, a team from the University of Southampton is developing nuclear electric propulsion technology to push humanity further.
Recognising the transformative potential of AI and autonomy, Dstl has funded a PhD student in the USA to conduct cutting-edge research in this field.
What the escape room was like As part of the Vulnerable Children and Families portfolio away day, I took part in the Cyber Security Awareness team's escape room. This was a chance to look at cybersecurity in a different and ...
techUK is excited to be hosting our flagship Digital Identity Campaign Week.
After a series of institutional failures, a new Serious Economic Crimes Office should be created to prosecute and proactively tackle economic crime.
IPPR responds to the Home Office's migration statistics
UK taxpayers have been funding projects in wealthy areas of China, Mexico, and Malaysia within the last five years.
Analysis of today's figures on day-to-day spending by central government.