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Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsThe PM’s speech was stone-cold populist – and that threatens us allposted on 21st March 2019 in Society by Will Brett“If you’re one of these families, if you’re just managing, I want to address you directly. I know you’re doing your best. The government will be driven not by the […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsPutting the £30k threshold under the microscopeposted on 25th February 2019 in Society by Fergus PeaceIf there’s one thing everybody knows about in the government’s Immigration White Paper, it’s the proposal to extend the existing £30,000 salary threshold to EU workers. The Cabinet is so divided over it that the […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsJavid’s tough talk on citizenship is a threat to Britain’s diverse societyposted on 21st February 2019 in Society by Fergus PeaceShamima Begum, the so-called ‘ISIS bride’ who has leapt back into the spotlight because she now wants to return to the UK, has never held a passport from any other […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsEU immigration: the government’s no-deal plans would create chaos for millionsposted on 29th January 2019 in Society by Fergus PeaceLast night, while the Labour Party was conducting a dramatic about-face on the new immigration bill, the government quietly released its plans for EU immigration if we leave the EU without a deal.The […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsAdult residential care staff crisis: Ending Free Movement would leave 30% of posts unfilled – equivalent of over 850,000 without care by 2028posted on 19th December 2018 in BusinessNew research from Global Future reveals the true scale of the adult residential care staffing crisis England could face if Government goes […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsMeeting government’s immigration target would cost public finances billionsposted on 15th July 2018 in SocietyNew analysis, based on OBR forecasts, from Global Future casts fresh light on the cost of hitting the Government’s net migration target. The analysis details the enormous fiscal impact of a net reduction in those coming […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsNew poll and analysis show how the Open vs Closed divide is reshaping politics – with Open voters in UK set to “own the future”posted on 28th February 2018 in SocietySenior Conservative and Labour strategists will today come together to declare the future of British politics is likely to belong […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsGlobal Future Appoints Peter Starkings Managing Directorposted on 1st February 2018 in Global FutureGlobal Future has appointed its first Managing Director. Peter Starkings has worked in a range of positions across politics, policy, campaigning and government. He is a former head of strategic communications at the National Infrastructure Commission and […]Lens BlogPsychological insight on current affairsNewsOur Global Future Portraits: Kome Eleyaeposted on 6th June 2017 in Portraits“I am a 19 year old student from London, currently reading Architecture in Edinburgh. I am a keen artist, writer, musician and aspiring architect. As a Briton with Nigerian parents, I feel as though I’m right on the threshold […]Posted on 19th May 201719th May 2017 by Global Future Share : Media Response Our new report is out! We are delighted with its wide coverage in a number of respected international media platforms. We hope it moves the debate in the right direction. See more here: UK needs more immigrants to ‘avoid Brexit catastrophe’ […]
