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Pubs and brewers across the UK have shown resilience in recent years, navigating rising costs that now remain structurally embedded and cautious consumer demand.

Changes to the National Minimum Wage (MW) and Employer National Insurance Contributions (NIC) are adding substantial cost pressures for early years and childcare providers across England.

Scottish Widows finds that the rapidly rising costs of living risk widening the pension gender gap. Frontier Economics have supported the publication with analysis of savings and retirement data and their implications.

Covid-19 restrictions have provided the set for a unique experiment: what happens to air pollution when a large city grinds to a halt?

Improving the climate and local ecosystems through forest restoration, while also earning private returns to land-owners and local communities is a very real opportunity, as identified in a recent report by Frontier and Terraformation.

Frontier Economics has collaborated with one of the UK’s leading wildlife charities to guide them on the best ways to measure the monetary value of biodiversity.