Health reports 27-31st October 2014

Joseph Rowntree Foundation John Kennedy's care home inquiry

The Smith Institute
Outsourcing the cuts: pay and employment effects of contracting out

International Longevity Centre
New perspectives and approaches to understanding dementia and stigma

NHS and Market Reforms IEA Paper.

Local Government Association
Adult social care funding: 2014 state of the nation report

Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Selected summaries of investigations by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman: April to June 2014

Annual report by the chief social worker for adults: one year on

Economics reports 27-30th October 2014

National Grid winter outlook on possible energy use.

Youth transitions Helping every young person
reach their full potential Local Government Association

Defusing the debt timebomb: challenges and solutions Institute for Economic Affairs.

Children of the Recession: The impact of the economic crisis on child well-being in rich countries Innocenti report from UNICEF

Workforce Survey, Contracts, Pay and Working Conditions.British Chambers of Commerce survey

Nationwide House Price Index October 2014.

The Hartz Reforms …and their lessons for the UK, Centre for Policy Studies warns that if UK employment success is to continue politicians must get serious about labour market reform:

Bringing Manufacturing Back Is the tide of offshoring beginning to turn 
towards reshoring? Civitas

Government reports 27-31 October 2014

Business, Innovation and Skills Committee - Sixth Report
The Extractive Industries

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Reforming the UK 
border and  immigration system

Science and Technology Committee - Third Report National Health Screening

Lessons from major rail infrastructure programmes National Audit Office

Drugs : international Comparators Home Office

Defence Committee - Fourth Report
The Armed Forces Covenant in Action Part 5: Military Casualties, a review of progress

Academies and maintained schools: Oversight and intervention National Audit Office.

Social policy reports 27-30th October 2014

Elderly, sick and disabled - the changing face ofimprisonment Prison Reform Trust

Making transport local: a new paper on devolution from Campaign for Better Transport

At what cost exposing the impact of poverty on school life - Childrens Society

‘Real voices’ – child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester. An independent report by Ann Coffey MP 

Government reports 20-25th October 2014

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee - Fourth Report Waste management in England

Public Accounts Committee - Nineteenth Report The centre of government

Treasury - Sixth Report Project Verde CO-OP

Home Affairs Committee - Sixth Report
Child sexual exploitation and the response to localised grooming: follow-up


Home Affairs Committee - Fifth Report
Police, the media, and high-profile criminal investigations

Social policy report 20-25th October 2014

Who accounts for social mobility? Is enough being done? ACCA survey social class/ mobility and accounting students

Welfare Reform for the 21st Century - setting out the case for the protection insurance sector, government, employer bodies and other stakeholders to work together to increase use of income protection insurance through the workplace. Association of British Insurers


Big Brother Watch report on police surveillance

Stand up for educationA manifesto for our children's education NUT

Economics reports 20-25th October 2014

CityUk London Employment Survey October 2014

Do the party conference tax promises add up? IPPR research

Health reports 20-25th October 2014

London Health Commission Better health for London

Frontier Economics
Exploring the costs of unsafe care in the NHS

Healthwatch
Suffering in silence: listening to consumer experiences of the health and social care complaints system

Centre for Mental Health
The costs of perinatal mental health problems

World Health Organization (WHO)
Economic crisis, health systems and health in Europe: impact and implications for policy



For future living: Innovative approaches to joining up housing and health IPPR North


Five year Forward - NHS England plan

Public Health England

From evidence into action: opportunities to protect and improve the nation’s health

Health reports 13-19th October 2014

The King's Fund How healthy are we? A high-level guide

Thomas Pocklington Trust Loneliness, social isolation and sight loss

2020 health Careless eating costs lives

This report argues for a 5-10 year cross-sector strategy to be put in place in order to tackle the obesity crisis. 

Healthwatch Loud and clear: making consumer voices heard
This report details the findings of an investigation into the failings of the complaints system in health and social care

Government reports 13-19th October 2014

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary has published a report on undercover policing in England and Wales

Social policy reports 13-19th October 2014

Independent Age and the International Longevity Centre have published a report on older men and isolation 

Action for Children has published a report on vulnerable young people and the care system

Making Contributions Count Reforms to create a social security system for the 21st Century Policy Exchange

Child Poverty Map of the UK End Child Poverty

Too much, too young Helping the most vulnerable young people to build stable homes after leaving care –Action for Children

Economics reports 13-19th october 2014

The Centre for Policy Studies has published a report on the state pension system

Energy policy for manufacturers - an agenda for government EEF

Centre for Economics and Business Research report on the economic costs of traffic congestion

The Campaign for Science and Engineering has published three briefings on science and engineering (i) investment, (ii)education and (iii) in government for 2015 election.

London Assembly's Economy Committee Trained in London: Creating more apprenticeships to support the London economy

Health reports 6-10th Ocotber 2014

The King's Fund  Financial failure in the NHS: what causes it and how best to manage it UCL Institute of Health Equity Natural solutions for tackling health inequalities This report highlights the evidence of the benefits of green spaces to health and wellbeing outcomes Department of Health Achieving better access to mental health services by 2020 Nuffield Trust NHS hospitals under pressure: trends in acute activity up to 2022 National Audit Office (NAO) Funding healthcare: making allocations to local areas General election 2015: prioritising mental health research Centre for Mental Health Deloitte - Transforming care a the end-of-life: dying well matters Financial state of the NHS Kings Fund report.

Economics reports 6-10th October 2014

2014 Absence Management survey CIPD

Cutting the cost of problem debt StepChange - focuses on household debt.
British Chambers of Commerce latest quarterly economic report.


National House Building Council has published a report on the barriers currently being faced by small builders

Public sector pay in the UK IFS report.

Workplace pensions and remuneration in the public and private sectors in the UK- IFS

Social policy reports 6-10th Ocotber 2014

Personal Independence payments - the impact of the delays- Citizens Advice Scotland

A survey of local authorities suggests councils will hugely struggle to maintain current levels of help for vulnerable people when government scraps the £347 million Local Welfare Assistance fund next year. Local Government Association

Alien nation? New perspectives on the white working class and disengagement in Britain IPPR report

Tackling the housing crisis: Alternatives to declining standards, displacement and dispossession CLass paper.

A survey of local authorities published today suggests councils will hugely struggle to maintain current levels of help for vulnerable people when government scraps the £347 million Local Welfare Assistance fund next year. - See more at: http://www.local.gov.uk/web/guest/media-releases/-/journal_content/56/10180/6583322/NEWS#sthash.prwAeFmB.dpuf

A survey of local authorities published today suggests councils will hugely struggle to maintain current levels of help for vulnerable people when government scraps the £347 million Local Welfare Assistance fund next year. - See more at: http://www.local.gov.uk/web/guest/media-releases/-/journal_content/56/10180/6583322/NEWS#sthash.prwAeFmB.dpuf

A survey of local authorities published today suggests councils will hugely struggle to maintain current levels of help for vulnerable people when government scraps the £347 million Local Welfare Assistance fund next year. - See more at: http://www.local.gov.uk/web/guest/media-releases/-/journal_content/56/10180/6583322/NEWS#sthash.prwAeFmB.dpuf

Government reports 6-10th October 2014

Public Accounts Committee - Sixteenth Report Early contracts for renewable electricity

Cracking the code: how schools can improve on social mobility
Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission

House of Commons Transport Committee Government motoring

Agencies the user perspective

Public Accounts Committee - Seventeenth Report Child maintenance 2012 scheme: early progress