Four new board members appointed to Ada Lovelace Institute
25 November 2019 The Nuffield Foundation has appointed four new members to the board of the Ada Lovelace Institute, an independent research and deliberative body…
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General Election 2019: Nuffield-funded fact checking and analysis for an informed public debate
12 November 2019 With a month to go until the General Election it is essential that public debate is underpinned by independent, rigorous analysis and…
Report launch of Mismatch in higher education at the Nuffield Foundation
22 October 2019 The Nuffield Foundation is hosting an event to launch the Mismatch in higher education report at the Nuffield Foundation on Thursday 5…
Government on course to break its fiscal mandate while almost matching Labour 2017 pledge on day-to-day public service spending
Day-to-day spending on public services is due to rise by 4.4% between this year and next – the biggest year-on-year rise since 2009–10. This will…
Annual report and financial statements 2018
04 October 2019 2018 was our 75th anniversary and the first full year of our five-year strategy. In our annual report and financial statements, published…
Applications open for the Nuffield Foundation Strategic Fund
01 October 2019 Applications are now open for our £15m Strategic Fund for for ambitious, interdisciplinary research projects that will address some of the most…
New tool to democratise debates on tax and welfare policy across the UK
30 September 2019 The first version of UKMOD, a transparent, free-to-access tax and benefit microsimulation model, is released by the Institute of Social and Economic…
The prime minister’s proposed tax cuts would cost billions, with most of the giveaway going to those on high incomes
Given the uncertain state of the economy and public spending promises which will raise the deficit, promising tax cuts in the short run looks risky.…
IFS 2019 annual report on education spending in England
The extra £4.3 billion just committed for schools in England by 2022 will just about reverse the cuts of 8% in spending per pupil since…
2019 annual report on education spending in England published by IFS
18 September 2019 The extra £4.3 billion just committed for schools in England by 2022 will just about reverse the cuts of 8% in spending…