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All politics is local
Underlying the recent rejection of past decades’ political certainties is the belief among many communities that they have been cut off from the wider country. The UK’s economic divisions are widely acknowledged, but inequalities of...
Recognising and revitalising cultural identity
Culture, the arts and creative industries are vital to economic prosperity and social reform. Too often, culture is overlooked by policy-makers as they seek, wrongly, to achieve short-term fixes to long-term challenges. We believe that...
Towards a new housing settlement
An affordable, secure, and comfortable home is a foundational block of any good life. But we have an increasing deficit in housing supply, caused by decades of undersupply. Private rents at record highs; home ownership...
A new devolved future for Britain’s mid-size cities
The challenge: An unequal and diverging Brexit Britain Britain’s cities and regions face real and growing challenges post-Brexit. It is vital that growth is delivered across the country. However, the UK’s inter-regional inequality is the...
Regional manufacturing and the Industrial Strategy
ResPublica is developing a vision for a place-based industrial strategy that addresses the UK’s regional productivity problem, and responds to competitiveness challenges post-Brexit. Working in partnership with Nestlé UK, the British arm of the world’s...
Britain’s Diplomatic Strength: Harnessing soft power in a post-Brexit world
ResPublica, in partnership with the British Council, is undertaking a project on soft power and the vital role of institutions in British foreign policy. Institutions are uniquely effective at stabilising nations. When properly configured and...
Making social reform work for vulnerable young people
Since taking office, the new Prime Minister’s rhetoric has made clear her determination to help young people from all backgrounds to go as far as their talent will take them and to tackle what she...
Civil Society and social welfare
Since its inception, ResPublica has argued that civil society and private business in the UK and other countries have a crucial social responsibility. We believe in the breakup of state monopolies and allowing charities, social...
Unlocking Industrial Strategy
ResPublica welcomes the government’s Industrial Strategy, particularly the emphasis on working across departments, importance of place and support for sectors, while seeking to reach parts of the country that for too long have been left...
Social Reform
ResPublica has launched its Social Reform programme to overcome the defining political issue of our time: the great divides of wealth and power across the nation. These are driving damaging populist movements in our public...
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Good @thetimes piece on the authoritative Disinformation & ‘fake news’ @CommonsCMS report which finds Facebook has… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Very positive to see this #CleanAir summit taking place today with city leaders from across the country with propos… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Good to see @tom_watson proposals to tackle consolidation of power in the tech sector & call for future competition… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Great that the call from @BishopStAlbans to ban gambling adverts from football shirts received coverage at the week… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Good to see @ClareFoges focus on the beauty of Britain’s built environment in her @thetimes column today.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Looking forward to the urban beauty dinner with @res_publica tonight where we host @kitmalthouse speaking to MPs on how…
Our Director @Phillip_Blond will be on @SkyNews shortly to discuss the latest moves by Parliamentarians to resolve the Brexit impasse
Catch our Director @Phillip_Blond on @SkyNews after 15:30 discussing this week's Brexit drama in Parliament and whe… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
In @guardian, @ollywainwright asks: Can we trust the government to judge what's beautiful? theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
'Unless or until remain can show how Europe and being in Europe can better support leavers and further the interest… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Really important piece from @david_conn in @guardian. Our report last year called for a comprehensive ban on gambli… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Encouraging to see @trussliz this week call for Government to pass more powers down to local government, particular… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Phillip Blond, Director, @res_publica has agreed to speak at #localenterprise conf.: bit.ly/2OKweld #LEPS #growthd…
Mark Morrin, localism lead and principal research consultant at @res_publica, makes the case for salary-deducted lending to si…
READ > Mark Morrin's piece for @psenews outlining the recommendations of our Credit Emancipation report which calls… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Research by @res_publica found that a 1% mandatory levy - around £140m a year - would be required to fund enough NHS-ru…
We will be holding a conference in March on the opportunities and challenges facing Yorkshire, in partnership with @re…
Good to see last week's story that gambling operators will stop advertising during live sporting events confirmed t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Very welcome news and a step in the right direction that gambling operators have taken up the recommendation in our… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Views That Matter - How to Help Homeowners: @sara_gariban from @res_publica writes - a National Housing Fund could use…
It may be hard to swallow but 'chicken à la no-deal Brexit' = more expensive and poorer quality. Good to see my report @res…
Phillip Blond - Director of ResPublica: "Men and women are different so we need to treat them differently in order to enable…
.@res_publica Director @Phillip_Blond says we are in the most rapid, transformational stage the West has seen since 1945. Ho…
“Our society is in a profound governance crisis - it doesn’t know how to secure itself in terms of its values and its econom…
We are going through rapid change says Phillip Blond of @res_publica and the UK middle class and working class have not bene…
Liberalism is the agent of insecurity and has promoted social and economic individualism. We need social solidarity #ersacon…
Women never recover economically from having children says Phillip Blond of @res_publica And me. #ERSAConf18
@Phillip_Blond Really enjoyed - fascinating, could listen all day! #ersaconf18 twitter.com/res_publica/st…
An excellent, really interesting and challenging address by @Phillip_Blond from @res_publica at the @ersa_news #ersaconf…