Cunliffe review: what's next for water

Read our new series of papers, where we share our initial thoughts on the future regulation of the sector

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The increase in demand for GP services

NHS plans to increase GP numbers alone will not sufficiently close this gap, unless supplemented by other trained staff

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The safer bet for UK gambling

Regulators are facing the challenge of keeping players safe against the changing tide of black market gambling.

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Tracking net zero financing in the UK economy

Discover our methodology for UK LCF which tests how private and public sector investment can be tracked for climate-related activities.

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More free pre-school childcare unlikely to affect employment or poverty | Frontier report for Welsh government

Judgments on appeals against Australian Energy Regulator’s determinations

The Syrian conflict: estimating the costs after 5 years

Frontier participates in the 13th ACE Annual Conference in Milan

Improving oral health through prevention

Frontier’s latest independent report, commissioned by the Wrigley Oral Healthcare Programme, explores the benefits of sugar-free gum, broadening our original analysis to include a number of countries with different dental care systems.

Driving the electric revolution: what five years of investment has delivered

Frontier has completed a multi-year evaluation of the Driving Electric Revolution Challenge, in partnership with ERM and BMG Research.

Joined-up journeys, thriving places

Our latest rapid evidence assessment for DfT aims to facilitate improved decision-making by providing up-to-date evidence on the intended and unintended impacts of integrated land-use and transport planning.

AI regulation: harnessing the benefits and mitigating the risks

The complexity of AI technologies makes them hard to understand and creates difficulties in ensuring risks are accounted for and mitigated. The rapid growth of AI and its quick penetration into various sectors further increase the potential risks AI can pose to the economy and consumers.