Blast from the Past: Accession to Recession
The arguments over immigration and migrant workers have dominated headlines recently.
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August Labour Market Update
Unemployment rates remained unchanged - what does this mean for Mark Carney's 7 per cent unemployment target?
Cities and Carney’s unemployment target
The Bank of England’s new governor, Mark Carney, yesterday committed to leave interest rates unchanged until UK unemployment falls below 7 per cent.
Not feeling the benefit: the welfare cap, housing and UK cities
Paul Swinney argues that unless we address the undersupply of housing in the UK, the Government's new benefit cap will not deliver.
April Labour Market Update
After many months of good news, unemployment rises again as more people enter the labour market.
Investing in regeneration: one fund to rule them all
Zach blogged last week on our new report Developing Interest, which looks at how the public sector can support future investment in our cities.
Developing interest: The future of Urban Development Funds in the UK
This report looks at the state of Urban Development Funds in the UK and argues the potential for rethinking them as an investment model.
Where are the foreign businesses in the UK?
Andrew set out yesterday how housing could deliver a short term stimulus to the UK’s economic conundrum.
March Labour Market Update
This month marks five years since the claimant count rate began to rise
(Not) spending pennies on the High Street
Seven per cent – that’s how much of the £10 million High Street Innovation Fund, set up last year to bring empty shops back into use, has been spent to date.