02 MAY 2025
Podcast
Local elections: Ready for Reform?
The IfG team discuss what the local and mayoral elections mean for Keir Starmer and his government's devolution agenda.
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30 APR 2025
Press release
Learning from the last Labour government can help Keir Starmer reduce school absence
This is the first in a new series exploring how Labour can learn from its experience of tackling complex problems when it was last in government.
30 APR 2025
Case study
Reducing school absence
Learning from the last Labour government can help Keir Starmer reduce school absence.
24 APR 2025
Comment
Will the government-backed ‘starting reception’ guide help school readiness?
A new checklist to help parents prepare their child for reception is useful – but must be part of a broader package of support.
10 APR 2025
Insight paper
Why government should introduce an annual Migration Plan
An annual Migration Plan would allow the government to move on from the incoherent way immigration policy has been made in the past.
09 APR 2025
Press release
Letter in the Times: Annual Migration Plan
Directors from Onward, Centre for Policy Studies, British Future, IPPR and the IfG call on the government to adopt an annual Migration Plan.
04 APR 2025
Comment
Smokefree generation: How to turn manifesto promises into tangible results
What the government can learn from past anti-smoking legislation for its 'smokefree generation' commitment.
04 APR 2025
Press release
Policy reviews are valuable – but only if the government sets them up for success
The government’s approach to launching independent policy reviews is too ad hoc, inefficient and inconsistent, warns a new IfG report.
04 APR 2025
Podcast
Trump declares war: Tariff Liberation Day
The podcast team discuss Keir Starmer's options to fight back against Donald Trump's tariffs. Plus, Andy Burnham is our special guest.
03 APR 2025
Hybrid event
Government reviews: Dither and delay, or route to reform?
An expert panel explore the use of government reviews – and when they do, or don’t, succeed.