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People and places in London most vulnerable to COVID-19 and its social and economic consequences

The disruption and strain of living amidst a pandemic is felt by all. However, the economic and heal…

Published: 19th Oct 2020

Evidence Into Action - A review of the report by Public Health England into disparities in risks and outcomes of COVID-19 between ethnic groups and by level of deprivation

This is a briefing paper jointly authored with Jabeer Butt, Director of the Race Equality Foundation…

Published: 26th Jun 2020

Spending on parks and neighbourhood services in Scotland

This is a report about what has happened to spending on parks and open spaces (“parks”) by Scottish …

Published: 17th Jun 2020

Excess deaths in the time of Covid reflect the British state’s indifference to how society really works

This report builds on a blog by NPI Director Peter Kenway produced 8th May 2020 that addressed two m…

Published: 13th May 2020

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The crisis in social care: who’d be a care worker?

Social care was overlooked in the early weeks of the COVID-19 crisis, forcing itself into the public…

Published: 13th Oct 2020

The PHE report on why BAME groups are hit harder by Covid has been badly misunderstood

The eagerly-awaited report from Public Health England on Disparities in the risk and outcomes of COV…

Published: 3rd Jun 2020

‘Excess saving’ in lockdown: a big new economic challenge

By Dan Corry, a formerTreasury and Downing Street economic adviser; Peter Kenway, Director of the Ne…

Published: 31st May 2020

If BAME nurses are more likely to lack PPE than their white British colleagues, why – and what are the wider implications?

A new report from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) finds that black and minority ethnic (BAME) nurses are more likely to lack Personal Protective Eq…

Published: 29th May 2020
Author: Peter Kenway
Category: Services

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People and places in London most vulnerable to COVID-19 and its social and economic consequences

The disruption and strain of living amidst a pandemic is felt by all. However, the economic and heal…

Published: 19th Oct 2020

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People and places in London most vulnerable to COVID-19 and its social and economic consequences

Evidence Into Action - A review of the report by Public Health England into disparities in risks and outcomes of COVID-19 between ethnic groups and by level of deprivation

Spending on parks and neighbourhood services in Scotland

Excess deaths in the time of Covid reflect the British state’s indifference to how society really works

FROM THE BLOG

The crisis in social care: who’d be a care worker?

The PHE report on why BAME groups are hit harder by Covid has been badly misunderstood

‘Excess saving’ in lockdown: a big new economic challenge

If BAME nurses are more likely to lack PPE than their white British colleagues, why – and what are the wider implications?

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People and places in London most vulnerable to COVID-19 and its social and economic consequences

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