Welcome to The Knowledge Exchange
About us
Welcome to the The Knowledge Exchange
For the past 40 years, we've been the first port of call for knowledge on public and social policy and practice.
How we help our members
Our support for frontline staff, senior managers and policymakers draws on wide-ranging policy theme expertise and provides timely insight.
Research support and enquiry service
Our team of researchers can help with literature searches and information queries online, over the phone or by email.
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We provide insight into the trends, policies and behaviours that shape the public sector. Our work is independent, robust and shaped by what our members need to know.
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The latest policy, research and comment brought to your inbox or available online 24/7.
Recently added
- Flood risk management and funding (House of Commons Library briefing paper no 7514)
- A challenge councils are not solving, IN MJ, 23 Jul 2026, p17
- How to address regeneration in your neighbourhood plan
- Mayor unveils streamlined London Plan, IN Estates Gazette, Vol 2630 25 Jul 2026, pp20-22
- The perils of opposing renewal for redevelopment, IN Estates Gazette, Vol 2630 25 Jul 2026, pp37-39
- What university mergers mean for PBSA, IN Estates Gazette, Vol 2630 25 Jul 2026, pp42-43
- Delivering health equity through English devolution: lessons and opportunities for place-based change
- Local government reorganisation and the future of archaeological services
- ‘They know the issues, they don’t care’: living conditions on local authority Gypsy and Traveller sites
- Impact of school breakfast programmes in primary schools in England
- Museums in London
- Smartphones and children's mental health
- Communications in planning: how better engagement can build trust with communities
- Pupil wellbeing and persistent absence: understanding the views of pupils, parents and carers, and school staff
- Olympia reborn: how London's iconic exhibition venure has been revitalised for the modern age, IN Building, Vol 7 Jul 2026, pp61-62, 64-67
- What companies get wrong about decision rights, IN Harvard Business Review, Vol 104 No 4 Jul/Aug 2026, pp59-63,65-67
- Unlocking land for housing: eleventh report of session 2026–27 (HC 87)
- Brain gain: how dementia is being defeated, IN Economist, Vol 460 No 9507 11 Jul 2026, pp13-15
- School's out?, IN Public Finance, Jul/Aug 2026, pp40-41
- Scotland's right to roam, IN Estates Gazette, Vol 2627 4 Jul 2026, pp40-41