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The Starmer era in English higher education

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

22/06/26

England’s political tertiary consensus

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

19/06/26

1

Opportunity is shaped by where you live, who you are, and how much money your family had

by David Kernohan

Analysis

18/06/26

2

Is the government really re-immersing itself in the MERs debate?

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

17/06/26

4

The Post-18 Project: Demographic downturn and the post-18 system

by David Kernohan

The Post-18 Project

8/06/26

Graduate Outcomes, 2023–24

by David Kernohan

Data

5/06/26

4

Shall we get on with fixing student finance? or just change the name?

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

2/06/26

2

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Changing public attitudes to higher education

by David Kernohan

Comment

2/06/26

6

Why aren’t employers paying for short, L4+ courses for employees?

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

1/06/26

4

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What’s in Alan Milburn’s NEET report for the higher education sector?

by David Kernohan

Policy Watch

29/05/26

Treasury inquiry on loans and graduates is ready for launch

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

27/05/26

3

The sector had issues with the OfS even before the Sussex judgement

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

21/05/26

5

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The LLE is coming at last

by David Kernohan

Analysis

19/05/26

5

Employers make full and final offer in 2026–27 pay negotiations

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

18/05/26

11

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Is the Strategic Priorities Grant at risk?

by David Kernohan

Comment

18/05/26

2

Who gets to offer LLE modules?

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

15/05/26

1

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The financial state of the sector in England for 2026

by David Kernohan

Data

15/05/26

3

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For the want of a suitable legislative vehicle

by David Kernohan

Analysis

13/05/26

The LLE moves one (tiny) step closer

by David Kernohan

Wonk Corner

13/05/26

1

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Finding 2024–25 delivery partnerships

by David Kernohan

Data

12/05/26

2

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The Starmer era in English higher education

England’s political tertiary consensus

Is the government really re-immersing itself in the MERs debate?

The Post-18 Project: Demographic downturn and the post-18 system

Graduate Outcomes, 2023–24

Shall we get on with fixing student finance? or just change the name?

Changing public attitudes to higher education

Why aren’t employers paying for short, L4+ courses for employees?

What’s in Alan Milburn’s NEET report for the higher education sector?

Treasury inquiry on loans and graduates is ready for launch

The sector had issues with the OfS even before the Sussex judgement

The LLE is coming at last

Employers make full and final offer in 2026–27 pay negotiations

Is the Strategic Priorities Grant at risk?

Who gets to offer LLE modules?

The financial state of the sector in England for 2026

For the want of a suitable legislative vehicle

The LLE moves one (tiny) step closer

Finding 2024–25 delivery partnerships