We are happy to share PSIRU’s Review of the year- a broad summary of everything we have been working on in 2022. You can read about the key issues in public services our research has focussed on: waste and circular economy, energy, central government and consultancy and remunicipalisation and nationalisation, and further information about our ongoing […]

The vital role that public services have played during the pandemic has contributed to a global swing in opinion, shifting the narrative from them being seen as inefficient and outdated to a more positive view, according to a University of Greenwich report. This Greenwich research has now led to a major new conference in June […]

We are happy to share PSIRU’s Review of the Year— an overview of everything that we’ve been working on in 2021. You can read about the key issues in public services our research has focussed on: closing the gender pay gap in public services, global narratives around public services, public ownership in transport (a case […]

by Alhassan Adam, Esteban Castro, David Hall, Satoko Kishimoto, Jenny Nguyen, Kyla Sankey, Vera Weghmann For too long we have been sold the narrative that public services are a thing of the past. Public services are too inefficient, public spending is too high, and people don’t want to pay for it. Since the public sector […]