The UK government needs more tax revenues to tackle societal challenges, such as climate change and the ageing population, while simultaneously delivering growth. This briefing demonstrates that current ‘record’ levels of tax are unremarkable internationally, and shows how rising tax levels can enable better living standards.

This report and recommendations are rooted in citizen conversations that IPPR researchers held across England over the past year. Far from attempting to cover all aspects of regional inequality, the report instead seeks to represent the views of the citizens the researchers spoke to on what they thought would make the most difference in their...

This paper outlines a proposal for transformative, long-term change, to develop a new, public employment service, which should be underpinned by strategic alignment between the United Kingdom’s industrial strategy and employment support services.

This report recognises that any successful implementation of a UK green industrial strategy will require a coordinated set of policy instruments, particularly those providing financing for investments in net-zero economic activities.

The authors of this report call on the UK Government to restore public sector pay to 2019/20 levels. This would go beyond the government's recent below-inflation pay offers and thereby undo the real-terms pay cuts which public sector workers have suffered as a result of rising prices.