Zachary Marsh
Research Fellow
Zachary joined Policy Exchange in June 2024. Previously he worked as a researcher in Westminster for a Minister of State whilst completing a Master’s degree in Social and Public Policy at the LSE. Prior to this he was a secondary school history teacher for two years on the Teach First programme. He has a bachelor’s degree in History from the University of Cambridge.
Download Publication Online Reader This briefing sets out considerations for policymakers on the future of academy and free school freedoms in England. It has been produced ahead of further debate on the Government’s proposed Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill. The rapid expansion of academies and free schools over the last two decades has coincided with significant improvements in England’s international educational rankings. Poorly performing schools that had been […]
Download Publication Online Reader This new report from Policy Exchange – based on bespoke polling of 2,000 representative Britons by Redfield & Wilton Strategies in 2024 – examines the perceptions of & priorities the British public have for the NHS. Its findings include: That the NHS ‘provides all services free at point of use’ was less of a priority to the public than ensuring access to a GP and treating […]
Download Publication Online Reader With both the Prime Minister and Chancellor promising to tackle the red tape holding the UK economy back, Policy Exchange publishes its latest intervention on regulatory reform. The Rise of the Regulators, authored by Head of Political Economy James Vitali and Research Fellow Zachary Marsh, and with a foreword from former Cabinet Secretary Mark Sedwill, is the latest report in Policy Exchange’s Re-engineering Regulation […]