The most comprehensive stocktake of the Labour government’s progress on public services since the 2024 general election. The government must better measure success across its school priorities and set ...
Our publications showcase the IfG’s sector-leading research, giving readers an impartial and evidence-based analysis of what makes good government. Our publications showcase the IfG’s sector-leading ...
The IfG’s verdict on the government’s goals on attainment and absence, teacher workforce, SEND reform, schools funding, and ...
John Healey's first budget as chancellor will be the biggest indication yet of the priorities of Andy Burnham's government.
Opinion
Burnham’s plans for social care and its workers are admirable but changes must come quickly
The Labour party conference saw the PM set an ambitious direction for government. The new PM will have to prioritise to make progress on social care during this parliament. There is no reason to delay ...
Andy Burnham made an impassioned case for adult social care reform in his conference speech, drawing on his family’s own experience and telling care workers help was coming. But despite the rhetoric, ...
Stuart is an associate director working in the Institute’s public services team. Before working at the Institute, he was a management accountant. Stuart’s work focuses on the NHS, adult social care, ...
Ned is a research assistant on the devolution and local government team. He holds an MA in European Studies and a BA in Classics, and has previously worked as an intern for a Member of Parliament.
The Times quotes an IfG comment about retrospective legislation. Speaking on an IfG panel at the Reform party conference, Danny Kruger was quoted in the Telegraph on allegations that Reform breached ...
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