Read about how Network Rail is setting out a pan-industry safeguarding approach to help provide a route out of homelessness for every rough sleeper on Britain’s railways. 

New research commissioned by the City Mental Health Alliance (CMHA) in partnership with Bupa, has found that the impact of social restrictions imposed during the pandemic and the new working patterns that were introduced, together with anxiety about climate change, has created a perfect storm for young people’s mental health.

Read our latest blog from Justine Greening on how the Government could soon be asking organisations for their levelling up plans.

We talk to Ashley Cotton about Staffordshire University’s Step Up Programme.

Politicians struggle with technology. Whether it be social media regulation, making big tech pay their fair share in taxes, or upskilling the workforce, we’ve witnessed policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic struggle to communicate a convincing vision for a more dynamic and harmonious digital world.

Read Justine Greening’s thoughts on the 2021 budget and how the announcements were more about closing Covid gaps than addressing long-term inequalities.

The ability to respond agilely to unforeseen situations is crucial to business success. We saw this in the first few months of the pandemic when organisations were forced to change their ways of working, not just to maintain their operations but to look after their colleagues and communities.

“We’ve now gifted more than one million pounds of our apprenticeship levy and are one of the first companies to capture and analyse employee demographics as recommended by the Social Mobility Commission and Purpose Coalition. This year, we became the first hospitality and FM company to publish ethnicity pay gap data”

New research has highlighted the levels of poor mental health in the legal sector, exacerbated by negative working practices and the impact of COVID-19.

Ministers need to finally step up with their own plan on education to develop Britain’s talent pipeline for the long term.

In her latest blog Anne Milton discusses new life expectancy data and why where you live can have a direct impact on how long you live.

South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust has joined a growing number of NHS organisations by committing to a new set of levelling up measurements.

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) has become the first mental health trust to commit to a new set of levelling up measurements.

New figures show that nearly half of all adults in England say that the pandemic has negatively impacted their mental health, with more than a third - 15 million people - saying they did not know how to improve it.

Iain Dale talks to former Cabinet Minister Justine Greening about her life and career in politics, including how she said ‘no’ to Theresa May, her coming out by tweet, the levelling up agenda and much more besides.

Sage, the market leader in cloud business management solutions, today announced it has partnered with the Purpose Coalition to ensure the levelling up agenda supports enterprise amongst underrepresented groups.

Anne Milton discusses how different parts of the country face different challenges and a range of tailored solutions will be needed to help address the specific inequalities faced.

Measuring is not only a good way of checking how far you’ve come but also how far you still have to go. It provides information but can also inspire encouragement, determination and even good old-fashioned competitiveness. It’s also fundamental to change.

A major new study from the Co-op, looking at the attitudes, life chances and aspirations of young people, the Ghosted Generation, has revealed that children as young as 10 years old think the pandemic will affect their chances for the rest of their life.

There’s a feeling of new starts around this time of year. It’s back to school for children and their teachers, young people head off to university and away from home, often for the first time, and people return to their workplaces after summer breaks. These may have been restricted this year, but the first Monday of September still saw the busiest morning on the London Tube since the first national lockdown.