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The youth vote, grey vote and ‘generational churn’

Young people often get written off in party politics. What’s the point in chasing their support when they don’t vote anyway? Well for Labour, there’s every point. Turning out first-time voters who say they support the party will play a...

Pensions at work, that work

This pamphlet sets out a series of reforms to ensure that the occupational pensions in which most Britons save provide value for money.
By Andy Tarrant and Gregg McClymont MP.
May 2013

Spring 2013

Patrick Diamond on what the left can do in an era of less growth, less public spending and lower living standards; Sarah Mulley on Labour's immigration challenge; Stuart White and Martin O'Neill on the 'New Labour that wasn't' and the lessons for 'one nation' Labour today.

Values and boundaries in the NHS

Two weeks ago, the Royal College of Nursing at its annual conference raised concerns over low staffing levels and believed that some of the important recommendations from the Francis report such as a registration system for healthcare assistants were being...

UKIP "breakthrough" in perspective

On the day after the 2 May 2013 council elections the BBC posted a lead story on their news website about the previous day’s vote, containing the line: “UKIP is the big story of the night, gaining 139 councillors and...

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