Centre for Progressive Policy

Blogs

24 November 2022

The Tories need an economic vision beyond damage limitation

CPP's Charlotte Alldritt on why the Tories need an economic vision beyond damage limitation

Reports

Taking the nation's pulse on inclusive growth

New CPP survey reveals the depths of the nation’s pessimism about the future of local economies and underlines the importance of doubling down on fair inclusive growth.

News

26 November 2022

7 in 10 people in Yorkshire & Humber expect long-term economic prospects to worsen

New polling reveals that people are markedly pessimistic about the long-term economic prospects of their local area.

Blogs

1 December 2022

How the government’s new university-led industrial clusters can support inclusive growth

Ross Mudie explores how the government's new university-clusters can contribute towards achieving inclusive economic growth.

Blogs

7 December 2022

The high cost of private renting is holding our economy back

Annabel Smith explores the impact of high rents, a lack of rights and poor conditions on private renters and the wider economy.

News

7 December 2022

CPP responds to Labour's A New Britain report

Blogs

18 January 2023

Green shoots of hope in difficult times: CPP’s plans for 2023

Ben Franklin reflects on the year behind us and shares CPP's two main programmes of work for 2023.

News

19 January 2023

CPP responds to the second round of levelling up funding

Blogs

24 January 2023

The levelling up fund which does anything but

Our latest analysis on the second tranche of Levelling Up Fund allocation and why government should change its approach to local growth.

Blogs

6 February 2023

Open for Business: Introducing CPP’s new research programme on business investment

Research Analyst Ross Mudie introduces CPP's new research programme on business investment, and how it can drive inclusive growth.

Reports

Crumbling foundations

New analysis by the Centre for Progressive Policy (CPP) highlights the impact in lost life years and years of good health of socioeconomic inequalities in five key areas.

News

16 February 2023

New analysis shows socioeconomic inequalities are wiping years off lives across England

Blogs

3 March 2023

Levelling up, fair growth: who can deliver?

In this blog Charlotte Alldritt looks at levelling up and who to trust to deliver between the two main Westminster parties.

Reports

Growing pains

New report by the Centre for Progressive Policy (CPP) lays bare the economic costs of the lack of accessible, affordable childcare in the UK.

News

6 March 2023

Lack of suitable childcare means UK losing 1% of GDP in economic output

Events

28 March 2023

Growing Pains: the economic costs of a failing childcare system

Join CPP for a panel discussion on the economic costs of a failing childcare system and why childcare should be recognised as infrastructure in national spending frameworks.