Centre for Progressive Policy

Blogs

10 October 2018

Shifting the gear of our education system: making lifelong learning its driving principle

At this year's Labour Party conference, the Centre for Progressive Policy convened a group of MPs and industry experts to discuss skills and lifelong learning

Blogs

12 October 2018

The NHS – How can we make it last another 70 years?

Hosting fringe events on the future of the NHS at Party conferences, CPP examined how we should think about health and social care over the next 70 years.

Essays

Inclusive growth: Why it can rekindle progressive politics

Inclusive growth moves away from the current approach of ‘grow now, redistribute later’ to create broad-based prosperity. Charlotte Alldritt explores what this means in practice.

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Press releases

Press Release: Landowners make £13bn profit in one year, as high land prices stifle affordable housing

This is a joined press release from the Centre for Progressive Policy and the National Housing Federation.

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We argue that for the UK’s skills system to function properly, we must tackle the pervasive information gaps currently preventing optimal outcomes.

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Public deliberation on NHS funding and system reform

CPP commissioned Populus to conduct public engagement on the topic to collect qualitative data on public attitudes towards health and social care funding.

Press releases

Press Release: New research reveals the public don't realise the full extent of the NHS funding crisis

Research published today by the Centre for Progressive Policy (CPP) and Populus shows the public are not aware of the extent of the NHS cash shortfall.

Blogs

26 October 2018

How to do local inclusive growth - Step 1: build a shared, binding vision

A six step programme places need to make their own in order to embed inclusive growth.

News

29 October 2018

The Guardian - Hammond earmarks £500m budget boost for infrastructure

The Guardian highlights the lack of action on reform of the "way land for housing is valued" and refers to our recent work on land value reform.

Press releases

Press Release: Falling behind at 18 years old leaves low-paid work as only option for many

Learners that fail to get GCSE-equivalent qualifications by 18 years old often fail to recover, with cuts to adult learning meaning they become trapped in low-paid work.

Reports

Skills for inclusive growth

An effective skills system must be a critical part of helping to tackle inequality and deprivation, attract inward investment and drive productivity.

Blogs

31 October 2018

Adults are still being trapped in low-paid work

The recent technical reforms still do little to help young people stuck in low levels of education or adults trapped in low-paid work

Blogs

1 November 2018

Food banks cannot become ‘a pseudo-safety net that lets the state off the hook’

Food banks cannot become ‘a pseudo-safety net that lets the state off the hook’. Work is failing to provide a guarantee against poverty.

Blogs

1 November 2018

Inclusive Growth Conference 2018 – Round up

CPP’s inaugural Inclusive Growth Conference tackled head on the question of how we make inclusive growth a reality in the UK and globally.

News

2 November 2018

CPP's Thomas Aubrey provides evidence at APPG on Land Value Capture

The evidence is based on recent work arguing that a greater share of the uplift in land value resulting from planning permission awards should help fund infrastructure investment.

Blogs

2 November 2018

Letwin Review: public-led, land assembly model for large-scale projects

CPP welcomes the Letwin Review of build out rate, but questions remain.