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· Comment
Sledgehammers, screwdrivers, and primary legislation
Is there room for a bill that only exists to fix problems with other bills? David Kernohan gets out the parliamentary tool box.
· Wonk Corner
Two-tier research?
It’s going to be a busy three months for Research England
With James Coe
· Wonk Corner
What to take away from Edward Peck’s speech at the Universities UK conference
David Kernohan reads Edward Peck’s speech
· Wonk Corner
Finding opportunities for efficiency in shared services
Shared services still popular – and here’s how to do them
· Wonk Corner
When will OfS show its working?
Think of a number, any number…
· Data
A levels and acceptances, 2025
All the numbers and all the action from JCQ results day in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland
· Wonk Corner
Data driven university application guide, 2025
One for “the kids”
· Wonk Corner
People want their children to go to university
New polling from YouGov and University Alliance
· Data
OfS Outcomes (B3) data, 2025
The Office for Students has updated its outcomes (B3) dashboards with another year of data. DK is here to help you make sense of it
· Wonk Corner
SQA results day, 2025
Results and higher education entry for 2025 in Scotland
· Wonk Corner
Now you can apply to run an LLE module!
Fun times for all.
· Data
Just 329 students with an EHCP got to a high tariff provider last year
David Kernohan addresses the low likelihood that someone with special needs support gets to university, in an analysis of the government’s annual widening participation data release
· Wonk Corner
Research England funding allocations, 2025–26
How much QR and HEIF (and all the others) will your university get next year?
· Wonk Corner
SFC’s report on widening access for 2023–24
The key data is cautiously positive
· Wonk Corner
Do 600,000 graduates claim Universal Credit and would it matter if they did?
Welcome to silly season.
· Wonk Corner
OfS funding allocations, 2025-26
Terribly sorry, but there is no money left.
· Comment
The estate we’re in
If UK higher education was a nation state, what would it be like? Impressive, argues David Kernohan, and maybe worth treating differently
· Wonk Corner
HESA Staff record will extend beyond academics in England and Northern Ireland
Good news for professional and support staff visibility – less good news for administrative burden
· Wonk Corner
Employer Skills Survey, 2024
What graduate-level skills are employers looking for?
· Policy Watch
OfS consults on a condition of registration for subcontracted provision
OfS finally starts regulating to address issues with subcontractual provision. David Kernohan wonders whether it is too little and too late