October 18, 2019
Making the UK fairer: How the government can transform to empower disabled people
How can we make the UK fairer by empowering disabled people?
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October 17, 2019
Making the most of AI and new technology for policing
A quick glance through the global reporting about police use of AI and new technology, shows the challenges that come hand in hand with potential benefits when it comes to new technologies such as facial recognition. So, how can police use AI and new technology wisely and responsibly?
September 04, 2019
Time for a fair spending review?
by Daniel Burke UK Strategy& Partner Email +44 (0)7764 661609 Spending Reviews – of which there was a mini, and fast tracked, one today –...
July 15, 2019
How can councils develop a digital mindset?
Andy Theedom explores the findings of our latest local government survey, The Local State We’re In, and finds that funding pressures are still constraining local councils from fulfilling their ambitions, and no less so when it comes to technology.
July 05, 2019
UK service exports: Barriers to staying in the Premier League
Dominic Boyle | Trade Consultant Profile | Email | As the UK moves ever closer to Brexit, much attention has been paid to the implications...
July 03, 2019
How can the next Spending Review work better for different places?
Reflecting on our roundtable with the Institute for Government Nancy Park considers how the Spending Review can work better for different places
June 12, 2019
How are charities fundraising for impact?
Dan Chan explores what resonated most with charities about the findings of our Fundraising for Impact research.
June 11, 2019
What does the next generation of digital public services need to deliver?
5 core values to build digital public services designed around citizen's needs.
May 29, 2019
The citizens’ perspective on creating a fair and inclusive future
As part of our future of government programme we’ve been looking at what constitutes fairness in the eyes of the public.
April 25, 2019
It's time to speed up with the under 35s
By Grant Klein. Changing customer expectations are directly impacting regional bus and train operators. Unless they act now, they’ll continue to lose their passengers.
March 21, 2019
Which taxes could be devolved to local government in England?
By Mike Suarez and Sharon Blain. What are the options for tax devolution in England and how much revenue could they generate?
February 27, 2019
Mapping out the route to the ‘smart city’ vision
While technology brings us closer to the aspiration of a smart city providing ever more tailored and responsive services for citizens, it remains unclear how to make it a reality that works for everyone. Underpinning development towards a smart future is a reinvention of our transport service and the infrastructure that supports them.
February 12, 2019
How can councils help build the care workforce of the future?
By Emma Franklin and Matt Jones. With rising demand for adult social care and a deficit of up to 290,000 care workers by 2030, Emma Franklin and Matt Jones explore three questions councils should ask themselves if they're to build a care workforce for the future.
February 01, 2019
Five things topping the agenda for charities in 2019
By Aidan Sutton. What's topping the agenda for charities for 2019? From fundraising and finance, to Brexit and digital disruption, Aidan Sutton outlines key issues for charities in the year ahead.
December 18, 2018
Harvest what you sow - four ways to improve business engagement in future negotiations
Deal, or No Deal, let’s not forget that it’s business that trades. While government negotiates the future trade agreements, it’s business that delivers on the ambition of economic growth
December 04, 2018
Future Railways: What can the Williams Review achieve?
The key themes outlined in the Government’s 2017 Strategic Vision for Rail were a more reliable railway, an expanded network, a better deal for passengers, a modern workforce and a productive and innovative sector. One year on, Keith Williams has been tasked with recommending how to deliver the Government’s vision for a world-class railway. What can this review achieve?
November 27, 2018
Tax devolution: overdue or over-rated?
By Andy Theedom and Sharon Blain. Is tax devolution in England overdue or over-rated? We explore the options for local taxes, from stamp duty to income tax.
November 27, 2018
Buckle Up: Imagining a smarter future for transport
By Grant Klein, UK Road and Rail Leader New technologies, changing customer expectations and new business models are fundamentally changing how transport infrastructure is built, operated and maintained.
November 01, 2018
Be careful what you wish for? Will lifting the housing cap be enough to get Britain building?
By Mike Suarez. Local authorities, house builders and housing associations have been calling for the HRA cap to be lifted for many years, but will it be enough to address the UK housing challenge?
November 01, 2018
Good growth for cities: time to take the long view
By Jonathan House. With a decade worth of data, this year's Good Growth for Cities report looks back at the last ten years to uncover the fundamental drivers of growth.
