Important new project, with an amazing team! Congratulations to all and looking forward to seeing what comes from this (hopefully huge policy impact, in addition to what will no doubt be excellent research!) 👏👏👏 twitter.com/ruthpatrick0/s…

An increase in childcare provisions means more childcare professionals will be needed. Our analysis suggests that regions are likely to face a significant bottleneck without policy intervention 🧵: Blog shorturl.at/lGIMN

We are well under way at the Skills for Innovation Workshop, having heard from Dr Abigail Taylor, Kostas Kollydas and Marion Frenz who have set the scene on the UK’s innovation and skills issues.

With lots more presentations lined up, it's not too late to join! shorturl.at/ctBV9

🚨Delighted to share a new CAST policy briefing I've led with colleagues Andy Jordan, Irene Lorenzoni and Lucas Geese on the impact of politics on ambitious climate policies, as played out with the German 'heat hammer' of last year

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To coincide with receiving this award, we have written a 🆕 blog post for International Public Policy Observatory summarising the paper: theippo.co.uk/how-to-improve…

Helen Tilley Charlotte Hoole Andrew Connell 🇺🇦 Ananya Mukherjee

Huge congratulations to Jack Newman and Charlotte Hoole and other co-authors. Well deserved.

An interesting report which covers the childcare demand/supply mismatch of this policy. What it doesn't address is the additional issue of a skills supply and demand mismatch. See research from Matt Lyons, Dr Abigail Taylor and Anne E Green on this - shorturl.at/kovGJ

Our policy group has produced some teaching resources available here in our section 'employment policy group': social-policy.org.uk/news/spa-polic…