Two thirds (66%) back Australia-style ban, with strong cross-party support.

The Good Growth Foundation is calling on the Government to introduce a clear, enforceable ban on social media for children under the age of 16. This comes as an increasing number of young people are out of work due to poor mental health. Overall, nearly one million young people are not in employment, education or training.

There are two sides to this coin: the Government is making some good moves on the cost of living, but is deeply constrained by a broken system.

“Nigel Farage talks about backing the grafters, but his plan is a grifter’s charter - deregulation for the City, slashing public services and tax cuts for the wealthy.”

A new intervention backed by senior Labour figures calls on the Government to unleash a wave of housebuilding by using limited changes to draft and existing legislation to push through urgent planning reforms.

A new intervention backed by senior Labour figures calls on the Government to unleash a wave of housebuilding by using limited changes to draft and existing legislation to push through urgent planning reforms.

Former Labour Leader Neil Kinnock and the Good Growth Foundation are calling on the Government to institute a windfall tax on private healthcare.

New polling released today by the Good Growth Foundation shows that fixing the NHS is Labour’s essential route to recovery and re-election, far outweighing economic concerns in voters’ minds.

"Interest rates are at a stand-still as the Bank navigates a highly unpredictable international environment. It’s good to see expectations for the economy are on the up - but we know that higher rates will negatively impact mortgages and fiscal headroom.”

“The Good Growth Foundation has been banging the drum for an approach that puts people first - so the Chancellor‘s emphasis on everyday lives and the desire to ensure people genuinely feel Britain‘s renewal is right.”

“There remain challenges with implementation, but the Good Growth Foundation gave four recommendations for a common sense deal with the EU: an independent arbitration for SPS and energy cooperation; linking carbon and energy markets to bring down bills; a new defence pact; and a controlled youth mobility scheme - and we are happy to see the government has progressed across all four of these pillars.”