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Will the 2015 Summer Budget improve living standards in 2020?

Projecting household incomes 2010-2020

Blog posts

Does 'doing the right thing' now mean both parents working full time?
Katie Schmuecker
Work is good for your health – should we cheer or circle the wagons?
Helen Barnard
Boot camp for unemployed youths – the Marmite policy
Helen Barnard

Featured publications

  • Will the 2015 Summer Budget improve living standards in 2020?
    Donald Hirsch
    07 September 2015
  • Evaluation of the Bradford Dementia Friendly Communities Programme
    Janet Dean, Kay Silversides, Janet Crampton and Julie Wrigley
    03 September 2015
  • Evaluation of the York Dementia Friendly Communities Programme
    Janet Dean, Kay Silversides, Janet Crampton and Julie Wrigley
    03 September 2015
  • How can we make our cities dementia friendly? Sharing the learning from Bradford and York
    Philly Hare and Janet Dean
    03 September 2015
  • The homelessness monitor: Wales 2015
    Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Hal Pawson, Glen Bramley, Steve Wilcox and Beth Watts
    11 August 2015
  • Targeting flood investment and policy to minimise flood disadvantage
    Kit England and Katharine Knox
    22 July 2015

Recent publications and press releases

Living standards until 2020: parents on low incomes will both have to work full time to achieve an adequate standard of living
07 September 2015
Will the 2015 Summer Budget improve living standards in 2020?
07 September 2015
How can we make our cities dementia friendly? Sharing the learning from Bradford and York
03 September 2015
Evaluation of the York Dementia Friendly Communities Programme
03 September 2015

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