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Wales Centre for Public Policy
The Wales Centre for Public Policy works to address key economic and societal challenges through the use of evidence.
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publication 22 February 2021
Remote Working
Isabelle Carter and Dr Craig Johnson

The Welsh economy is experiencing a profound and unprecedented shock due to the Coronavirus pandemic. One of the consequences of lockdowns and public health restrictions...

publication 23 November 2020
Building back better? Priorities for Reconstruction after the Coronavirus Pandemic
Professor Steve Martin, Laura Bennett, Dan Bristow...

With effective vaccines for COVID-19 now a reality, thoughts are turning to the best ways to recover from the longer-term economic and societal shocks caused...

publication 24 February 2021
Raising the age of participation in education to 18
Professor Sue Maguire

In England, the compulsory age of participation in education or training was raised to 17 in 2013 and then 18 in 2015. In Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, the...

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