The Department for Education have published a summary of responses received, along with their response, to a consultation on proposed changes to early years fees
The youth secure estate has seen a rise in self-harm incidents, failures to keep children in secure training centres and young offender institutions safe from
If you are experiencing economic abuse and have children, caring for them may be a lot more challenging. You may struggle to ensure they have
The traditional far right is organisationally at its weakest for decades, but its rhetoric and ideas are now increasingly found in the political mainstream. This
A single woman with a new baby on Maternity Allowance (MA) can be as much as £460 per month worse off than a woman in
Why does lived experience insight matter? The Young Foundation have produced a 2020 report setting out how, and to what extent, bringing more diverse voices
The ‘Millennial Generation’ face a series of unique challenges, particularly in how they have entered and progressed through the labour market. This is from the
The House of Commons have produced a February 2020 briefing paper which provides an overview of the recommendations made in the Taylor Review and the
Public services are required to adhere to legal requirements around discrimination, but how do these requirements apply in the digital sphere, and how can we
‘We need to address the outdated and undemocratic process that the UK currently uses to negotiate trade deals’ says the spring 2020 briefing from Trade
