Brexit reports 25-31st July 2016

Lords European Union Committee Scrutinising Brexit: the role of Parliament 

IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecasts on Brexit, Warns of Risks to Outlook

Manufacturing prospects muted after Brexit – CBI 

The Guardian view on the UK’s Brexit choices: pro-Europe to leave Europe Editorial

Front Row programme: the cultural response to Brexit.

Social policy reports 25-31st July 2016

Future of the welfare state - think piece sir Michael Lyons. International Longevity centre.

Hidden Market - a new perspective on the market case for accessible homes- Papworth Trust.

Economics reports 25-31st July 2016

EEF/BDO Regional Manufacturing Outlook 2016

HS2 is an expensive vanity project which must be scrapped Taxpayers Alliance.

Nationwide House Price Index July 2016

Health reports 25-31st July 2016

Fair Training Pathways for All: Understanding Experiences of Progression-GMC report
This report examines the progression of doctors from different ethnicities and backgrounds through exams and recruitment. It shows that white UK medical graduates remain more likely to pass specialty exams than their black and minority ethnic (BME) counterparts, while doctors whose primary qualification was gained outside the UK or European Economic Area (EEA) are even less likely to do well in exams or recruitment.

Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) Lethal and illegal: London's air pollution crisis Mental health and prevention: taking local action for better mental health, Mental Health Foundation. Employee Outlook: Focus on mental health in the workplace 2016 CIPD Local empowerment How to achieve a sustainable health and care service Localis

 

Social policy reports 18-25th July 2016

Living Standards, Poverty and Inequality in the UK: 2016- IFS

Innovation in child care Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - Nesta, Family and Childcare Trust

A Minimum Income Standard for the UK in 2016 Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Block and Tackle: using blockchain technology to create and regulate civil society organisations Charities Aid Foundation.

 

Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - See more at: http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpuf

Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - See more at: http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpufMeeting

Politics reports 18-25th July 2016

The Real Deal Pushing the parameters of devolution deals. A collaboration between the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and the Sheffield Political Economy
Research Institute

Health reports 18-25th July 2016

Living Standards, Poverty and Inequality in the UK: 2016- IFS

Innovation in child care Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - Nesta, Family and Childcare Trust

A Minimum Income Standard for the UK in 2016 Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Block and Tackle: using blockchain technology to create and regulate civil society organisations Charities Aid Foundation.

 

Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - See more at: http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpuf

Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible, quality childcare - See more at: http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpufMeeting

Government reports this week

Review of the reports into the failure of HBOS- Treasury Select committee

Lords European Union Committee Children in crisis: unaccompanied migrant children in the EU 

BHS - Work and Pensions Commitee 

Discharging older people from acute hospitals Public Accounts Committee

The work of the Immigration Directorates (Q1 2016) Home Affairs select committee

Quality of service to personal taxpayers and replacing the Aspire contract Public Accounts Committee

Monitoring of written Parliamentary questions: progress report for Session 2015-16 Procedures Committee

Employment practices at Sports Direct -  Business, Innovation and Skills

Skills and workforce planning in the road haulage sector Transport Select Committee 

Market review into the ownership and competitiveness of infrastructure provision Payments systems regulator




 

Politics reports this week

Insights on dealing with failure and turnaround from four critical areas of public service delivery Institute for Government

Government reports 18-25th July 2016

Impact of the Spending Review on health and social care- Health Select Committee

ORR’s Annual Health and Safety Report of Performance on Britain’s Railways: 2015-16

The £13 billion sale of former Northern Rock assets National Audit Office

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Household energy efficiency measures

Sustainability in the spending review National Audit Office

Spending Review 2015 National Audit Office report.

Government’s management of its performance: progress with single departmental plans National Audit Office report.

Brexit reports 18-25th July 2016

LSE referendum night debates podcast

·         Sir David Butler in conversation with Tony Travers, LSE

·         21.00 - 23.00: LSE Referendum Night 2016 part 1

·         23.00 - 02.00: LSE Referendum Night 2016 part 2

 Post Brexit what next for What next for voluntary sector disability organisations VODG

How the UK Video Games Industry can Survive, Revive and Thrive Outside of the EU - TIGA

EEF Brexit survey of members. 

 Brexit causing job security fears, CIPD survey shows

Making Sense of British Foreign Policy After Brexit Policy Exchange

Is parliament ready for Brexit?- Hansard Society event. 

IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecasts on Brexit, Warns of Risks to Outlook

Bank of England Agents summary of business July. examines immediate impact of Brexit. 

Lost labour could harm farming industry, warns NFU

Economics reports 14-25th July 2016

Destination export- The small business export landscape- Federation of Small Businesses

Creditor and debt Collector Conduct: What’s making debt problems Worse? StepChange

Capital Issurance Bank of England Report.

 

Health reports 4-15th July 2016

Years of Good Life Based on Income and Health: Re-Engineering Cost-Benefit Analysis to Examine Policy Impacts on Wellbeing and Distributive Justice- Centre for Health Economics

Staffing matters; funding counts

Workforce profile and trends in the English NHS

- See more at: http://www.health.org.uk/publication/staffing-matters-funding-counts#sthash.67h9jHfB.dpuf

 staffing matters counts funding counts- workforce profile and trends in the NHS - Health Foundation.

E-cigarettes: a developing public health consensus Joint statement on e-cigarettes by Public Health England and other UK  public health organisations

Deficits in the NHS 2016 Kings Fund.

Now I know it was wrong:Report of the parliamentary inquiry into support and sanctions for children who display harmful sexual behaviour- Barnardos

Staffing matters; funding counts

Workforce profile and trends in the English NHS

- See more at: http://www.health.org.uk/publication/staffing-matters-funding-counts#sthash.67h9jHfB.dpuf

Staffing matters; funding counts

Workforce profile and trends in the English NHS

- See more at: http://www.health.org.uk/publication/staffing-matters-funding-counts#sthash.67h9jHfB.dpuf

Politics reports 4-15th July 2016

Walk Tall: Being a 21st Century Public Servant. The book draws on the experiences of individuals working in councils and other parts of the public sector to bring to life the concept of the 21st Century Public Servant- Local Government Association.

Social policy reports t4-15th July 2016

The impact of welfare reform on the social services workforce IRISS 

Towards a new age: The future of the UK welfare state International Longevity Centre

Council Tax Precept Fails to Close Adult Social Care Funding Gap ADASS

Business case for affordable housing - Peabody 

Walking the tightrope The challenges of combining work and care in later life CarersUk

Attendance Allowance and Local Government – Examining the evidence and the options Strategic Society

Not see not heard- A review of the arrangements for child safeguarding and health care for looked after children in England - Care Quality Commission

 

Economics reports 4-15th July 2016

A duty to care? Evidence of the importance of organisational culture to effective governance and leadership CIPD research

British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly economic survey  key findings quarter 2

Securing the future of the British steel industry EEF manifesto

The first 100 days: early evidence on the impact of the National Living Wage Resolution Foundation.

British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly economic survey  key findings quarter 2

A duty to care? Evidence of the importance of organisational culture to effective governance and leadership CIPD research