Good Society
Could childcare cuts be the Coalition’s 10p tax?
The Times urges the Coalition to reconsider the proposed cuts of £1500 for the low income families' childcare costs. The Government would be wise to heed their advice.
Private sector pay must also be made transparent
Duncan Exley, One Society's campaign director, responds to Will Hutton's Review of Fair Pay in the Public Sector, which published its final report today.
Celebrating the influence of player unions in US sport
While the micro management model of the Packers’ franchise and the macro management model of the NFL should rightly be praised, the influence of player unions in US sport should also be celebrated, writes Ruwan Subasinghe.
Business rate reforms risk hurting poorest areas hardest
The government's proposed business rate reforms risk hurting some of Britain’s poorest areas the hardest, writes Anna Turley, deputy director of the New Local Government Network.
Axing of housing regeneration scheme could set communities back a decade
Graham Jones, Labour MP for Hyndburn, reports on why the government's abolition of the housing regeneration scheme riskes setting back communities by a decade.
Cuts to probation service could pave the way to disaster
The Howard League for Penal Reform has today published its response to the government’s justice green paper, 'Breaking the cycle: effective punishment, rehabilitation and sentencing of offenders'.