A party ready for government needs to have a mature policy-making process. It needs to be bold and realistic, and it...

A party ready for government needs to have a mature policy-making process. It needs to be bold and realistic, and it...
According to the Daily Telegraph, senior government ministers are close to an agreement on capping care costs. They...
For the coalition government, and for any future Labour government, the choices around adult social care funding in...
On a few occasions, as Steve Van Riel notes in The Purple Papers, the Labour government did suggest people should pay...
As the senior economist at IPPR, I am one of providers of the ‘pages and pages of the most expert advice’ about the...
‘What is the point of the Labour party when there is no money?’ ask the Purple Papers, whose focus is on smarter...
The process of discussion and debate on the Purple Papers and The Purple Book that preceded it (of which this blog is...
If to govern is to choose then the coalition government is going to be responsible for an awful lot of money being...
We are all living longer, but the full implications of this are only beginning to dawn on us, and nowhere is this more...
In the last few months it has become clear that childcare is going up the political and policy agenda. Both the...
Tomorrow evening Progress is hosting a roundtable about on ‘Real choices for Labour: What would we give up to pay for...
Progress launches a debate on the challenges the party faces The aftermath of the financial crisis can hardly be said...