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Ending the post code lottery in care?
Local social care spending across England does not reflect different levels of need - and reforms announced last week make only a slow start at putting…
 • Andrew Harrop
In defence of the Budget
Today's package wasn't perfect but it was a responsible centre-left plan for tough economic times
 • Andrew Harrop
Grasping the nettle
Pension tax relief is ripe for reform, I argue in a new Fabian Society report
 • Andrew Harrop
The dirty dozen
Twelve tax reforms that are fair and pro-growth for Rachel Reeves' November Budget
 • Andrew Harrop
Paying for fair pay
The social care Fair Pay Agreement will be introduced in 2028. But can it be funded from existing spending plans?
 • Andrew Harrop
National Care Service: a quiet first step
Ministers are proposing a 'virtual' grant for adult social care to pay for consistent levels of service alongside increased national accountability
 • Andrew Harrop
The Pensions Commission resurrected
A comprehensive review of pensions adequacy could lead to higher retirement incomes and lower inequalities
 • Andrew Harrop
Cradle to Grave
Cradle to Grave
Andrew Harrop on UK social policy from the cradle to the grave, looking at work, money and public services.
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