Still annoyed: Jenni Herd adds to her letter to The Times

Sixteen-year-old Jenni Herd shot to fame in March by writing a letter to The Times, complaining about media bias against her generation. It was published under the title “Annoyed”. Here she tells of that experience, and explains why young people deserve an intergenerational change in attitude

Budget 2014: Are the Coalition’s pension reforms fair on young people?

When the Coalition Government came to power in 2010, their two main aims were closing the deficit and restoring Britain to economic growth. However, following the 2014 Budget speech, it appears that changes to pensions will be their biggest legacy. David Kingman explains

Budget 2014: Was this the dirtiest budget ever?

David Kingman looks at the potentially malign impact that several of the measures announced during the 2014 Budget could have on the natural environment

Should all pensioners be given free bus travel?

English councils may be cutting-back on the services they provide to fund free travel for older residents. Does this mean we should scrap the free bus pass as a universal benefit? David Kingman looks at the arguments

Action for Youth: Interview with IARS

In her ongoing series of interviews with activists for young people, Lewisham youth worker Melissa Jane Knight talks to Ayesha Carmouche (pictured right), Campaigns Co-ordinator and Communications Officer for Independent Academic Research Studies (IARS)

Could employers provide social care?

David Kingman reports on the new development that a number of companies have begun providing social care packages for their employees, and wonders if this could help solve our national care crisis