ResPublica’s Phillip Blond speaks to LBC’s Iain Dale about the Maria Miller affair

10^th April 2014

Media Coverage

Promoting cooperatives would benefit Scotland

8^th April 2014

Media Coverage

David Fagleman discusses the role that cooperatives and mutual structures can play in shaping Scotland’s future in SCVO.

Crackdown on payday loans may boost black market, warns MP

4^th April 2014

Media Coverage

ResPublica’s roundtable discussion on payday lending and financial exclusion is featured in City AM.

Liverpool Mayor Backs ’20 Miles More’ HS2 Campaign

3^rd April 2014

Media Coverage

The ’20 Miles More’ campaign to extend the HS2 line to Liverpool has been supported by the Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson.

ResPublica submits evidence to the Lyons Housing Review

27^th March 2014

Press Releases

ResPublica recently submitted evidence to the independent review, carried out by Sir Michael Lyons as part of the Labour Party’s Policy Review.

Liberalism now feels inadequate in this new age of insecurity

27^th March 2014

Media Coverage

New Statesman on a new era of post-liberalism and Phillip Blond’s Red Tory.

ResPublica submits evidence to the Banking Standards Review

24^th March 2014

News

ResPublica recently submitted evidence to Sir Richard Lambert’s Banking Standards Review. Set-up in response to the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, the review will create a new independent organisation to help raise the standards of competence and behaviour in the banking sector.

Catalogue debt is bigger problem than payday loans – FT

23^rd March 2014

Media Coverage

ResPublica’s research into alternative finance is featured in the Financial Times.

‘Vital we create debt solutions in face of adversity’

19^th March 2014

Media Coverage

Key points in ResPublica’s latest green paper, ‘Risk Waiver’ are highlighted in Mortgage Strategy.

Loosen restrictions on building societies to help SMEs

17^th March 2014

Media Coverage

Co-operative News profiles ResPublica’s latest green paper publication, ‘Markets for the Many’.