Rachel Reeves is unlikely to satisfy many this afternoon. While the statement she’s delivering may not technically be an emergency budget, it skirts close enough to make the semantics feel irrelevant. The economic backdrop…
On 24 March 2025, a diverse panel of experts and practitioners convened for a robust discussion on the latest developments in the United Kingdom’s welfare system. With topics ranging from the migration to Universal…
The recent “Pathways to Work” green paper lays bare the escalating cost and inherent dysfunctionality of a binary welfare state—one that categorises individuals simply as either capable or incapable of work. This approach, particularly…
On 17 March 2025, a diverse panel of experts and practitioners came together for a thought-provoking discussion that spanned the challenges of welfare reform, the role of automation in public services, and emerging trends…
10 March 2025 – The discussion among key stakeholders in the Independent R&B Discussion Group, focused on topics that ranged from the latest developments in CTR analytics to housing strategies and welfare reform. Moderated…
On 3 March 2025 at 12:02pm, the Independent R&B Discussion Group convened to address some of the most pressing issues currently affecting local authorities and public services across the country. The session, chaired by…