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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.
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.
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Our team of researchers can help with literature searches and information queries online, over the phone or by email.
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- Ethnic disadvantage in the housing market: evidence from the 2011 census
- Follow the money: explaining the performance of London's suburban high streets
- Data after dark: new evidence on night work in London
- Enforcement against slum landlords in England
- 'Integration is everything' (intelligent street lighting), IN Lighting Journal, Vol 90 No 10 Nov/Dec 2025, pp16-18
- Beyond bricks: new towns and the citizenship opportunity
- The gendered impact of public debt
- Social infrastructure and social capital: the active elements of community resilience
- Taking root: the promise and challenge of local government-led nature restoration
- Artificial intelligence technologies and employee pay in the United Kingdom: evidence from matched employer–employee data, IN British Journal of Industrial Relations, 30 Oct 2025 (advance article), pp1-14
- Powering up a digital difference (GDS Local digital partnership), IN MJ, 27 Nov 2025, p24
- The Angiolini Inquiry Part 2 first report: prevention of sexually motivated crimes against women in public (HC 1511)
- A roadmap for independent living: reimagining housing, health, and ageing in Scotland
- Energy strategy progress 'lagging considerably' (Northern Ireland energy strategy), IN Agenda NI, Vol 126 Nov/Dec 2025, pp36-37
- Euston we have a problem: mind the funding gap
- Healthcare and social housing: how to reduce the risks of poor indoor air quality, IN Inside Housing, Vol 42 No 11 Nov 2025, pp40-43
- Supporting planners to protect the environment, IN Agenda NI, Vol 126 Nov/Dec 2025, pp72-74
- Tenant satisfaction measures: an in-depth look at what the second year reveals, IN Inside Housing, Vol 42 No 11 Nov 2025, pp52, 54-57
- Wheels of fortune: self-driving cars will transform urban economies, IN Economist, Vol 457 No 9476 29 Nov 2025, pp70, 72
- Altered courses: a qualitative exploration of the experience and effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and cost-of-living crisis on young people in the UK