New Economics Foundation

Blog Half of UK families are £110 worse off a year since 2019 general election But richest 5% are better off by £3,300, suggesting Britain is being torn apart rather than levelled up By Dominic Caddick, Alfie Stirling 13 December 2021...

Publications Squeezed out The impact of build costs and planning reform on social housing supply in England By Rose Grayston 01 December 2021 Download the report Even in benign...

Publications Map: squeezed out Risks to social and affordable housing supply from increased build costs 01 December 2021 Read the report Topics Housing & land...

Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Closing the Covid-19 vaccination gap Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Achal Prabhala and Saiorse Fitzpatrick By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 29 November 2021 Coronavirus cases are once again rising in Europe and across...

Publications FFS? Fossil fuels support in the UK tax system By Lukasz Krebel, Miriam Brett, Sarah Arnold 25 November 2021 Download the report As...

Blog Taking the climate crisis to the courts In recent years, individuals and communities have taken their governments and companies to court for climate inaction. And they’re having success. By Lucy Maxwell 24 November 2021 This is an article...

Blog This land is our land Who owns land in the UK influenced the industrial revolution and British colonial ambitions. And now it's a vital part of addressing the climate crisis. By Josina Calliste 22 November 2021 This is an article from the...

Blog 1.5°C is dead, long live 1.5°C We should draw motivation from the loss of this target and galvanise a much stronger public movement around it By Chaitanya Kumar 19 November 2021 “We are sinking, but so is everyone else”. Those were the...

Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: The future of work Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Amelia Horgan By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 19 November 2021 A record number of employees have quit their jobs in recent months, in what’s been dubbed the Great...

Blog Public debt and debt servicing costs: The nightmare that never was Debt servicing costs needn’t keep the chancellor up at night, maybe environmental breakdown should? By Frank van Lerven 19 November 2021 Not too long ago, the state of public...