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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.
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- What could a pedestrianised Oxford Street look like?, IN Building, Vol 6 Jun 2026, pp45-47
- Tameside transformation (regeneration of Ashton-under-Lyne town centre), IN Property Week, Vol 93 No 23 19 Jun 2026, pp39-41
- Bridging Cambridge: polycentric growth and place-based policy
- Counting the cost: the economic impact of underserving women’s health
- Citizens economy: a new deal to power economic growth and rebuild trust between state and citizen
- New estimates of the impact of undergraduate degrees on lifetime earnings
- Scottish community justice and women: progress or peripheral concern?, IN British Journal of Community Justice, Vol 21 No 1 June 2026, pp24-40
- Small-scale solar (POSTnote no 771)
- Flourish: increasing the number of people in good green training and work in Grimsby
- Post-school education and skills reform
- Building a preventative mental health system for children and young people
- Exploring the intersections between violence against women and girls (VAWG) and substance use: learning report
- 'Joining the dots' and addressing the challenges with Greater Manchester's modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT) partnerships approach, IN Probation Journal, 12 Jun 2026 (advance article), pp1-22
- Rushed bill may fail to drain the leasehold swamp, IN Property Week, Vol 93 No 22 12 Jun 2026, pp35-37
- Delivering care for people with dementia: why data matters (King’s Fund long read)
- From prevention to reconnection: working towards a multi-agency system that keeps more families together
- Sustainable AI: the operating discipline for scalable, resilient growth
- Get connected: how community energy can turbocharge the transition - first report of session 2026–27 (HC 229)
- Policy fragmentation and place-based opportunity in UK fashion and textiles
- Implementation of leaving care policy: continuing care in Scotland, IN Child and Family Social Work, Apr 2026 (advance article), pp1-10