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Statement on the Budget from the Centre for Social Justice

30th October 2024

Latest government data shows absence from schools now endemic

17th October 2024

Addressing the youth loneliness epidemic this World Mental Health Day

9th October 2024

CSJ 20th Anniversary: Celebrating 20 Years of Changing Lives

10th September 2024

School exclusions hit new record high

18th July 2024

Starmer has failed to offer a new social contract

17th July 2024

Labour must address the root causes of UK’s troubles

5th July 2024

Money alone cannot cure cosmic loneliness

11th June 2024

Punish the perpetrators of modern slavery, not the victims

29th May 2024

CSJ launches inquiry into the drivers of the recent rise in mental…

26th May 2024

Pupils absent for more than half of school days hit record level…

16th May 2024

Now police have the powers to take down evil cuckoos

15th May 2024

Frank Field’s legacy on modern slavery will live on

25th April 2024

Government is right to get to grips with surging economic inactivity

19th April 2024

School suspensions hit record levels

18th April 2024

SEVERE ABSENCE FROM SCHOOLS AT RECORD HIGH – PERSISTENT ABSENCE UP MORE…

21st March 2024

A budget for the haves, not the have-nots

6th March 2024

Call for Immediate Action on School Absence Crisis: Centre for Social Justice…

29th February 2024

Record 22 million Brits are Lonely this Valentines Day

14th February 2024

The Government urgently needs to get to grip with the unfolding crisis…

8th January 2024

Noreen Oliver MBE

21st December 2023

Two Nations: the state of poverty in the UK

18th December 2023

MPs say modern slavery ‘no longer a priority’ for the UK Government

12th December 2023

Britain slipping back to social divide of Victorian era

10th December 2023

Statement on the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement

22nd November 2023

The Chancellor has much to do in his Autumn Statement

7th November 2023

Severe absence from school hits record high amid calls for urgent action

19th October 2023

Community sentences are not a soft option

17th October 2023

What next for the business response to modern slavery in supply chains?

2nd August 2023

School absence risks tidal wave of youth crime, CSJ analysis reveals

26th July 2023

The fight against modern slavery goes on

26th July 2023

Over 700,000 on sickness benefits want to work, Centre for Social Justice…

25th May 2023

Chancellor’s ‘Back to work Budget’ packs a punch

15th March 2023

Crisis what Crisis: Slavery at Home

3rd March 2023

CSJ Christmas Poll reveals debt fears for millions

15th December 2022

My Annual Report – a year of achievement but so much more…

14th December 2022

Congratulations to this year’s CSJ Award Winners

21st November 2022

CSJ launches inquiry into supporting young people at risk of crime through…

13th November 2022

Scouting out fantastic, hard-to-find insights to inform national policy

26th October 2022

New PM must protect the most vulnerable

25th October 2022

CSJ Launches inquiry into social housing decarbonisation

21st October 2022

Turning the tide on school exclusions

8th August 2022

Seriously enjoying family time at the cricket

27th July 2022

CSJ launches inquiry into prisoner employment

2nd July 2022

Prevention is better than cure – how to improve financial literacy and…

20th June 2022

Why are men often overlooked as victims of domestic abuse?

14th June 2022

No honour in abuse: harnessing the health service to end domestic abuse

30th May 2022

Tackling the hidden health epidemic: a visit to My Cheshire Without Abuse

4th May 2022

What the evidence tells us about good-quality Alternative Provision

21st April 2022

Museum Learning and equitable classrooms; a visit to Arbib Education Trust

14th April 2022

Beyond Westminster: The Lost Children of Lockdown

13th April 2022

Community interventions with relationships at the heart are helping adults tackle their…

4th April 2022

A Preventable Crisis: How to stop a surge of illegal money lending

21st March 2022

Building Bridges to the Future

16th March 2022

The Golden Thread: Putting family at the heart of the criminal justice…

13th March 2022

Finding Hope for excluded kids at Hopefield Education

4th March 2022

Thinking about the road to prosperity

2nd February 2022

A New Vision for Supporting Victims of Modern Slavery

1st February 2022

CSJ launches inquiry into financial education

19th January 2022

Oliver Rackham Northern Ireland visit

6th January 2022

The Cost of Christmas

19th December 2021

New government support for modern slavery victims welcome in fight against organised…

9th December 2021

Early identification and intervention can transform outcomes for dyslexic individuals

7th December 2021

Welcome to the CSJ Foundation

6th December 2021

Family Hubs vs Sure Start Children’s Centres

1st December 2021

A new vision for affordable housing is desperately needed

29th November 2021

We are investing in social justice

26th November 2021

It’s time to kick the drug dealing cuckoos out of the nest

15th November 2021

10 year CSJ campaign victory on Universal Credit taper, but work must…

29th October 2021

Parliamentary Debate on the Timpson Review

16th September 2021

Slavery, trafficking and smuggling: what do we need to know

11th August 2021

Criminal Justice Reform: victims, probation, and prisons  

22nd July 2021

The CSJ Family Cricket Tournament

16th July 2021

CSJ launches investigation into ‘hidden debt’ in Britain

25th June 2021

Child criminal exploitation is sweeping our country

14th June 2021

NEW REPORT | Unsafe Children: Child Sexual Abuse And Exploitation

1st April 2021

NEW REPORT | Disability Commission: Now is the Time

24th March 2021

NEW REPORT | Close to Home: Delivering a national Housing First programme…

19th February 2021

The device that can help save a child’s mental health

5th February 2021

Have you become an autopilot parent in lockdown? Here’s the 25-minute rule…

28th January 2021

Rishi Sunak must see £20 uplift in Universal Credit as an investment…

28th January 2021

Learning the lessons from previous recessions – focus on families

22nd January 2021

It’s wrong to write off the £20 Universal Credit uplift as a…

20th January 2021

Today’s Commons debates, why measuring relative poverty doesn’t work – and what…

18th January 2021

NEW REPORT | Digital Technology In Prisons: Unlocking relationships, learning and skills…

17th January 2021

Exclusions of schoolgirls on the rise

7th January 2021

Lockdown 3 must work around the needs of children

7th January 2021

Lawrence Dallaglio: Why we must extend the school day by two hours…

7th January 2021

Sports stars back bid to extend school day for extra two hours

7th January 2021

NEW REPORT | A Level Playing Field: Equalising access to sport and…

26th December 2020

i news: There’s work to do to create a truly compassionate benefits…

22nd December 2020

ConservativeHome: We’re sleepwalking into a crisis if we don’t vaccinate against poverty…

22nd December 2020

The Guardian: Ex-homelessness tsar launches food appeal and urges ‘Beveridge moment’

22nd December 2020

FE News: Over a third of people on low incomes fear losing…

22nd December 2020

IntegratED Annual Report 2020

21st December 2020

NEW REPORT | The Great Recovery: A post Covid-19 deal for Britain

23rd November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #6: Cristina Odone, Head of Family Policy

17th November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #5: Joe Shalam, Head of Financial Inclusion

17th November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #4: Edward Davies, Policy Director

17th November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #3: Frank Young, Political Director

17th November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #2: Andy Cook, CEO

17th November 2020

ConservativeHome Series #1: Rt Hon Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP

17th November 2020

NEW REPORT | Facing the facts: Ethnicity and Disadvantage in Britain

15th November 2020

NEW REPORT | Sentencing in the Dock: The case for a new…

18th October 2020

NEW REPORT | Unfinished Business: It is time to put Universal Support…

12th October 2020

NEW REPORT | Family Structure Still Matters

16th August 2020

NEW REPORT | Trade Secrets: How to reboot apprenticeships and kick-start the…

10th August 2020

NEW REPORT | It Still Happens Here: Fighting UK slavery in the…

13th July 2020

We must reboot our adult training offer

14th June 2020

Former Home Secretary, Sajid Javid MP will head up a new CSJ…

31st May 2020

New: Commission on disability to be led by Lord Shinkwin

25th May 2020

PATRICK SPENCER: The Times, Red Box (£)

15th May 2020

MERCY MUROKI: The Times, Red Box (£)

15th May 2020

JOE SHALAM: Reaction Life

15th May 2020

CATH MURRAY: Schools Week

15th May 2020

CATH MURRAY: Warming the Cold Spots of AP

15th May 2020

JOE SHALAM: Collecting Dust

24th April 2020