Policy briefings
The Heseltine Institute’s policy briefings are short, impact-focused papers aimed at addressing topical issues and important policy questions. They aim to contribute creative and innovative thinking about the most significant economic and societal challenges facing policymakers in the UK today.
Since launching in 2020, we have published briefings on a huge range of policy topics, from academics, leaders and practitioners. The briefings are a key part of the Heseltine Institute’s promotion of cutting edge research and practice, and central to our role in fostering collaboration between researchers and policymakers.
For our latest series of briefings, Policy in an Age of Uncertainty, we are seeking contributions which develop understanding of how policymakers can navigate the current political, economic and ecological environment to provide responses to long-term policy challenges.
Briefings will be published here on a regular basis – to keep up to date with their publication, sign up to our mailing list and find us on LinkedIn and Bluesky.
For full information on our latest series of policy briefings and information on how to contribute, see our call for papers.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting Liverpool City Region (LCR) at a vulnerable time, the Heseltine Institute mobilised expertise to support civic leaders and policymakers.
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The Heseltine Institute's second series of policy briefs was aimed squarely at supporting LCR, and those like it, by offering specialist insight that could help shape recovery.
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Our new series of briefings will focus on helping policymakers deal with our age of uncertainty.
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Covering topics such as the relationship between LGBTQ+ communities and Eurovision, and how hosting could help address the challenges facing Liverpool's live music industry.
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A special series collection of policy briefings, focused on themes central to the work of the Heseltine Institute – and current political debate more broadly.
Latest policy briefing
40 years of WHO Healthy Cities in Liverpool: lessons in long-term, place-based leadership