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Insecurity and anxiety are structurally pervasive in Britain today and their effects run right through the socio-economic system. Everyone bar a disconnected elite are affected. The solution is setting a new direction to create a socio-economic frame which deals with the deep structural causes of our insecurity and anxiety, and provides the lasting basis for lives that are free because they are secure. This report presents findings from a review of evidence on UK socio-economic insecurity.
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