Category Archives: Media Release
Press & Media
Social Market Foundation responds to Plan for Change milestones
Social Market Foundation think tank responds to Keir Starmer's Plan for Change milestones annoucements today
| Published: | 05 December 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
Invest in higher education for care experienced and estranged students, says major new report
Report recommends reintroduction of student grants and universities receiving at least £1,000 per care leaver or estranged student, per study year
| Published: | 01 December 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
‘Beat the 8 AM GP rush, get AI to book GP appointments’ think tank finds
AI could help allocate over 90% of GP appointments and reduce caller volume, helping solve the ‘8 AM rush’ crisis
| Published: | 26 November 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
Assisted dying: UK can easily learn from Canada’s mistakes, think tank says
Ahead of Kim Leadbeater’s bill text being introduced, new briefing shows lessons UK can learn on eligibility and safeguards from failures in Canadian assisted dying policy.
| Published: | 11 November 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
Social Market Foundation responds to rise in tuition fees and maintenance loans
Social Market Foundation responds to rise in tuition fees and maintenance loans
| Published: | 04 November 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
Social Market Foundation responds to Autumn Budget 2024
Social Market Foundation responds to Autumn Budget 2024
| Published: | 30 October 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
The Chancellor needs to take strategic approach to unlock small business investment, think tank says
Small businesses need simpler tax regime as part of new approach to closing the UK’s £109 billion annual investment gap.
| Published: | 23 October 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
‘End self-regulation of farming to reduce animal suffering’, think tank says
Only 2.3% of animal welfare breaches are prosecuted, despite a third of official farm inspections uncovering non-compliance.
| Published: | 21 October 2024 |
|---|
Press & Media
First-of-its-kind research exposes glaring inequalities in young people’s access to knowledge of the education system and careers, threatening equal opportunity for all
Differing levels of assumed knowledge threatens equality of opportunity because some groups benefit from access to certain information that helps them ‘get ahead’ in education and employment
| Published: | 17 October 2024 |
|---|