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Disillusioned and disenfranchised – devolution in Manchester must rekindle local communities

Lois Brown By Lois Brown Filed Under: All posts, Devo Posted: August 20, 2015

Lois Brown is a year 11 student at Priestnall High School in Stockport. She has just undertaken work experience at IPPR North and has written from her perspective about the challenges facing devolution to the region. Simply devolving to local government is not enough to overcome apathy with politics in Manchester – it needs to […]

Tagged With: DevoManc, IPPR

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Tackling the ‘childcare crunch’

Colette FaganHelen Norman By Colette Fagan and Helen Norman Filed Under: British Politics, Featured Posted: March 24, 2014

Many women leave the labour market or cut their working hours after having children because childcare facilities are either unavailable, too expensive or simply inadequate, say Professor Colette Fagan and Dr Helen Norman. Read Dr Norman’s full policy briefing ‘UK Childcare in the European Context’ Childcare is now at the forefront of the political debate. […]

Tagged With: childcare, employment, family policy, gender inequalities, IPPR, Labour, Lucy Powell

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There is life beyond austerity; now give us the freedom to make it happen

Ed Cox By Ed Cox Filed Under: Featured, Westminster Watch Posted: December 3, 2013

During Manchester Policy Week, four leading thinktanks debated what government might look like beyond the General Election and towards 2020. In an abridged version of his speech at the event IPPR North’s Director, Ed Cox (pictured above, standing), says there is life beyond the current austerity measures – but only if there are significant changes to present […]

Tagged With: austerity, cuts, economy, Ed Cox, GE2015, general election, IPPR, spending

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