Read Matty Airey’s article in Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard.

Read Madeleine Evan’s article on our report, ‘A Golden Ticket for Government,’ in The Oxford Mail.

Read Harry Harrison’s article on our report, ‘A Golden Ticket for Government’, in The Doncaster Free Press.

Read Hannah Baker’s article on our report, ‘A Golden Ticket for Government’, in BusinessLive.

Read Sam Williams’s article in KentOnline on our report ‘A Golden Ticket for Government.’

Regional airports are judged against a passenger model that was never built for them, while regulation blocks anything better. We set out a better way forward. Granting Lydd Airport Special Use Airspace would fast-track its access to the third generation of flight, drones, autonomous systems and AI-enabled aviation, cutting years off the standard airspace approval process using powers the Government already has. This could unlock over 1,000 jobs and £75 million in GVA a year, with a blueprint ready to roll out at regional airports nationwide. It is growth that doesn't just keep regional airports open, but turns them into the front line of the future of flight.

Read Daisy Eastlake’s front page article on our report launch in The Times.

The welfare debate is stuck in the wrong place. It asks what benefits cost, rather than what people need to live full, independent lives. We set out a better way forward.

Read Alex Brown’s article on our research in The Mirror.

Our economic analysis shows how ending dividends and mutualising the water industry could save households £58 per year.

Read Heather Stewart’s article in The Guardian noting our campaign to reform the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Read Lucie Heath’s article in The i Paper noting our campaign with Yorkshire mayors to mutualise our water.

Read Helena Horton’s article on our plan for water in The Guardian.

Read Ben Clatworthy’s article on our plan for water in The Times.

Read our response to common myths and misunderstandings about mutualisation and cooperatives in the water industry.

Water privatisation has been one of the clearest failures of UK policy. For millions of billpayers, weak regulation has let shareholders extract profits while bills soar, debt balloons and sewage pollutes our rivers and coastlines, leaving customers paying more for a worsening service. Here we set out our Watertight Solution - primary legislation that would force the worst offenders into public control fast and give the rest an ultimatum to mutualise or face tougher regulation - would turn water companies into customer-owned, not-for-profit cooperatives, ending the era of extraction and rebuilding a system that finally works for the people rather than profit.

Read Ralph Blackburn’s article in The Yorkshire Post about Yorkshire Mayor’s supporting our campaign for water mutualisation.

Don’t Stop the Music is a call to protect Britain’s right to joy by putting nightlife, live music and local venues at the centre of how we regenerate towns and cities. The pubs, clubs and grassroots stages at the heart of British culture are being squeezed by rising costs, development pressure and a growing “war on fun”. We set out a practical plan to keep those lights on, from emergency support for last venues standing to new Cultural Districts and a stronger status for music spaces as cultural institutions

Read Brooke Davies article on our plans for the night time economy.

Read Caroline Wheeler’s article on our plan for water in The i Paper.