The New Statesman Wine Club
An old Rioja, a simple Claret,and a Burgundy far too nice to put in risotto
Sampling a selection of bottles available at reduced prices to readers through the recently launched New Statesman Wine Club.
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Antimicrobial Resistance: Why urgent action is needed
A special supplement on how best to advance antimicrobrial stewardship and patient outcomes, sponsored by Baxter. Includes articles by Josep…
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The role and purpose of social housing continues to evolve
Housing associations must be supported and empowered to deliver in an ever-toughening environment.
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More than a landlord: A future of opportunity
A special supplement on affordable housing sponsored by Clarion and Places for People.
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Towards an NHS fit for the future
How can we ensure the ten-year health plan delivers for people living with long-term conditions?
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How drones can revolutionise UK public services
Greater adoption of drone technology across a wide range of sectors has the potential to save tens of billions in…
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Chelsea Valentine Q&A: “Embrace the learning process and develop your skills”
Apprenticeships can help to support professional growth and build confidence.
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Apprenticeships: the road to prosperity
A special supplement on apprenticeships sponsored by CIPD and the Youth Futures Foundation. Includes articles from Tracy Brabin, Barry Fletcher,…
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Apprenticeships are an impactful pathway to employment
The chief executives of the Youth Futures Foundation and CIPD on how apprenticeships can support young people into the jobs…
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Collaboration is key to ignition
Utilising public-private resources in tandem could produce major gains
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Common Goals
Clear standards and shared reporting processes will be key to driving UK agriculture’s journey to net zero
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Securing our national assets
The UK auto sector is a fantastic driver for productivity, growth and innovation
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A mission for a better country and economy
Universal school meals are not just good social policy. They can help shape dynamic markets that are green and inclusive
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Zonal pricing for energy would be a disaster
Clean power is a golden economic opportunity for Britain - don't blow it now.
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Cultivating success
Two British low-carbon concept farms are set to pioneer innovative technology.
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A new perspective on technology
Working with those most at risk of digital exclusion can produce transformative technologies.
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Creating growth
A new campaign wants to put creativity at the heart of learning.
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Securonomics? Don’t forget UK agriculture
The agriculture sector needs a long-term strategy for food security and net zero.
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The future of exams
Digitisation, artificial intelligence and the curriculum review will change the way we assess learning. But our core values needn't change.
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Skills are the key to economic growth
Sectors should be given the freedom to act on training and levies.
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