Nearly two thirds of social workers say children live in homes with “excessive levels of mould”
A survey from the Social Workers Union reveals the extent of poor housing conditions in the UK.
ByA survey from the Social Workers Union reveals the extent of poor housing conditions in the UK.
ByYour weekly dose of policy thinking.
ByThe co-founder of the green skills start-up Greenworkx on energy efficiency, Barack Obama and the Online Safety Act.
ByAs residents face extortionate energy bills this winter, many council homes in need of retrofitting remain unfit for purpose.
ByResearch from the Social Market Foundation suggests there is little support for the government’s backtracking on energy performance upgrades.
ByAmid daily blackouts, the country's firms are transitioning to net zero themselves.
ByEnergy and environment experts respond to the government’s net zero interventions in the King’s Speech.
ByIn the lead up to Cop28, the developed world must deliver on its commitments.
ByThe conflict has had a similar – but less pronounced – effect on oil and gas markets as Russia’s invasion.
ByProposals to underwrite and provide seed capital to community renewables projects have largely gone under the radar.
ByChanging how we use energy will keep bills down, create jobs, and boost GDP.
ByThe former Conservative minister, and chair of the Climate Change Committee, on why new oil and gas exploration is “unworthy”…
ByThis technology, vital for reaching net zero, is misunderstood.
ByA special podcast from Spotlight, the New Statesman’s policy supplement.
The economist on energy tariffs, reforming benefits and why drastic action is needed to rebuild society.
ByThe director of social justice campaign group Fair By Design on financial inclusion, toxic workplaces and not being “polished”.
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ByEuropean gaspolitik has defeated Russia this winter.
ByThe UK’s lack of gas storage leaves it vulnerable to price fluctuations, but it might be too late to intervene…
ByThe source of the current energy crisis goes back decades. How did the UK become so hopelessly hooked on foreign…
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