Three quarters of UK adults (76 per cent) would be comfortable working alongside former prisoners who have passed safeguarding checks, according to a new poll commissioned by leading think-tank the…
The equivalent of a whole class of children in 758 schools across the country has not fully returned to lessons since the start of the Covid pandemic – and the problem may be getting worse, according…
#LevellingUp @CSJthinktank – The poorest parts of Britain could gain spectacularly from #Brexit if ministers cashed in on their new-found powers and insisted that most…
Most parents back radical new plans to extend the school day to give more time to extra-curricular activities such as sport and drama, according to…
Driving school attendance through the National Tutoring Programme The Centre for Social Justice report on “KIDS CAN’T CATCH UP IF THEY DON’T SHOW UP“, has found that 100,000…
Prue Leith CBE and James Cracknell OBE lead tributes to the winners of the Centre for Social Justice Awards 2021 Prue Leith CBE and James…
@CSJthinktank warns that an ‘epidemic’ of traumatised children in care is costing the UK £100bn and is set to rise to £130bn by 2030 New…
Improving prisoners’ Internet access will develop their employment prospects and mental health, making Britain’s streets safer, says the Centre for Social Justice (@csjthinktank) in their ‘Digital…
A @CSJthinktank plan to extend the school day by two hours to give pupils more time for physical exercise has been backed by some of…
@CSJthinktank reveals severe financial stress on Britain’s poorest, exacerbated by Covid-19 lockdowns A shocking 37 per cent of low-income Brits are worried about losing their…
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