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Public enthusiastic to join the 'Big Society', but put off by time constraints and red tape
A new report by PwC and ipprImmigration target will harm economy
ppr says that the government cannot meet its immigration target without harming the economy and public services.Fuelling Recovery: A guest essay
hilip Kerr of Innovas Consulting reflects on Global Entrepreneurs Week and the importance of enterprise education in this guest essay.Challenge for Pickles: let councils raise 50% of their funds through local taxes
head of the publication of the Local Government Bill, ippr north says the Secretary of State, Eric Pickles, is paying lip service to localism which will only be achieved if local councils are raising 50 per cent of their finance from local…Pupil premium' is at risk of being spent on the wrong children
head of the Education white paper this week, ippr is urging the government to ensure that the new 'pupil premium' is spent on individual children from disadvantaged backgrounds and not diverted within schools to other pupils because of new…Migration Advisory Committee report raises serious questions about government's ability to deliver election promises to cut immigration
ppr says that today's report by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) demonstrates the scale of the task which the government has set itself by committing to reduce net immigration to the UK to 'tens of thousands' from the current level…Unemployment figures: manufacturing jobs need boost for export-led recovery
nemployment figures out today are likely to show a continuing decline in manufacturing jobs, as hopes of an export-led recovery recede, according to ippr.Social care vision must clarify public confusion
Responding to the publication of the government's vision for social careMake work pay' plan undermined by rising childcare and transport costs
eacting to the publication of the Welfare Reform White Paper today, ippr is warning that the rising costs of childcare and transport are going to undermine the Government's plans to 'make work pay'.Half of cuts to benefits will hit people in work
head of the welfare reform white paper next week, new analysis by ippr highlights that benefit cuts announced in the Budget and Spending Review will hurt the living standards of low-paid working families.Regional growth fund must target the most vulnerable areas
ppr north's Ed Cox reacts to the Coalition's regional growth white paper.North needs its own strategy for growth as report shows it will be hit hardest by spending cuts
new report by ippr north finds that spending cuts will have a disproportionate impact on the North and will deepen the North-South divide.