Emma Norris
Deputy Director
Emma's recent work
The parties should focus on substance as well as sales ahead of the election
Election fever is hotting up in the aftermath of the local elections.
Twenty-five years on: what the national minimum wage teaches us about radical change
The national minimum wage is a case study in how to effectively design and deliver policy.
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Rudd offers one last chance to turn Universal Credit around
Amber Rudd will have to start by reversing the defensive response to honest criticism of Universal Credit.
How public inquiries can lead to change
Government has spent £639m on public inquiries over the last 30 years. However, the process for following up on recommendations is inadequate.
What’s wrong with infrastructure decision making?
Making decisions about infrastructure is one of the most important but difficult tasks for the UK government.
What’s wrong with infrastructure decision making?
Weak processes are leading to the wrong projects and contested decisions, wasting government time and taxpayer's money.