31 May 2023 Study finds poor understanding of state pension basics, with misconceptions commonplace Some participants were unaware how much money it provides or what the "triple lock" is Society
22 May 2023 Who is responsible for tackling the cost-of-living crisis? The Policy Institute is working with peer researchers to understand the impact of the cost-of-living… Society
22 May 2023 Public think super rich are now more powerful than governments The public also see family background as the biggest determinant of someone’s wealth Society
19 May 2023 God, heaven and hell, and life after death: data reveals UK's low religious belief compared with other nations The share of the British public who identify as religious has halved since the 1980s Society
12 May 2023 Celebrating impactful research around the world The Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy held its 2023 Impact Awards to recognise and celebrate… International Society
11 May 2023 What do London employers really think about hybrid working? A new paper highlights five key findings and challenges for employers in London – and elsewhere Society
5 May 2023 Strand Group MA student wins Mayor of London essay prize Lydia Evans won the prestigious award for her essay "Why London needs levelling up too" Society
28 April 2023 Our intuition sucks – we need a better way of policymaking Even if we're experts, if we trust our gut, we’ll end up supporting things that don’t work – or… Society
27 April 2023 UK public among most trusting of their neighbours internationally and increasingly comfortable living next to historically marginalised groups The UK public is among the most relaxed about living next to a wide range of people Society
6 April 2023 UK satisfaction with politics internationally low – but support for democracy has still risen Few people in the UK think politics is working for them Society