Policy Documents

28 May 2020

Submission to the Education Select Committee Inquiry on the Impacts of Covid-19 on Education

A Russell Group submission to the Education Select Committee on the impacts of Covid-19.

29 October 2019

2019 UK General Election

Now that a general election has been confirmed, we have published the Russell Group's policy platform for a new government with people and ideas at its heart.

01 November 2017

House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee - Economics of Higher Education

Russell Group submission to House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee on the economics of higher education.

01 June 2016

National Innovation Plan ideas

Our universities are a vital part of the UK knowledge base but the country could be more effective in allowing new ideas to develop and grow into commercial success.

07 September 2015

Comprehensive Spending Review

Our evidence sets out how investing in world-class research, innovation and higher education will build a resilient economy and create highly-skilled jobs. The positive impacts would be felt immediately and continue to deliver across the country for decades to come.

06 March 2015

Dowling Review of university-business collaboration

Russell Group universities are leaders in establishing long-term multi-dimensional relationships with businesses and contribute out of all proportion to their size on key economic measures.

23 December 2014

Northern Ireland 2015-16 draft budget consultation

Strong and innovative universities make a huge contribution to the economic productivity of Northern Ireland and we deeply concerned by proposed cuts to their funding.

23 April 2014

BIS Select Committee inquiry on university-business collaboration

The UK’s comparative advantage in business-university collaboration derives from excellent research within our world-class universities and their strong links with business.

25 September 2013

Science and Technology Committee inquiry into Government Horizon Scanning

31 May 2013

Sir Andrew Witty’s review of universities and growth