Social Policy reports 6-10th March 2017

Smile you are on Body Worn Camera, Part 1 – Local AuthoritiesHow councils are using body worn cameras- Big Brother Watch

Health reports 6-10th March 2017

Against the odds: experiences from the NHS front line collates hospital doctors’ experiences of working in NHS hospitals between December 2016 and January 2017. Royal College of Physicians
Policy Research Unit in Commissioning and the Healthcare System (PRUComm)

LGA Annual Public Health report – four years on LOcal Government Association.

Local and National how the public want the NHS to be both- Fabian Society

Commissioning for health improvement following the 2012 health and social care reforms in England: what has changed?


Cheap as chips Is a healthy diet affordable? Institute Economic Affairs.

Nuffield Trust
Shifting the balance of care: great expectations

The Health Foundation- Reducing hospital admissions by improving continuity of carein general practice

The social care funding gap: implications for local health care reform- Health Foundation. 


NHS staff survey 2016- Picker Institute
This year's NHS staff survey has found that overall staff engagement has reached a peak, indicating that staff feel that they have opportunities to show initiative and contribute to improvements at work. The proportion of staff that report witnessing errors and adverse incidents is the lowest it has been since 2012. This year's survey data is available in an interactive dashboard format which enables users to benchmark their data against other organisations more easily 

 

 

Brexit reports 26th Feb-4th March 2017

 Lords examination of EU bill

Ensuring strong equalities legislation after the EU exit- Women and Equalities Commission

EU Migration London Assembly report

Brexit: Gibaltar Lords European select committee

Going Round in Circles Developing a new approach to waste policy following Brexit Policy Exchange

Guardian rising food prices analysis

McCluskey:Government must steady manufacturing’s Brexit nerves, commit to the singlemarket -

 UNITE union

Hansard Society Westminster Lens Parliament and Delegated Legislation in the 2015-16 Session 

Facing Facts:The impact of migrants on London, its workforce and its economy PWC London First

McCluskey: Government must steady manufacturing’s Brexit nerves, commit to the single market - See more at: http://www.unitetheunion.org/news/mccluskey-government-must-steady-manufacturings-brexit-nerves-commit-to-the-single-market/#sthash.x2ReoQOf.dpuf

McCluskey: Government must steady manufacturing’s Brexit nerves, commit to the single market - See more at: http://www.unitetheunion.org/news/mccluskey-government-must-steady-manufacturings-brexit-nerves-commit-to-the-single-market/#sthash.x2ReoQOf.dpuf

Economic reports 26th Feb-4th March 2017

CBI/ CBRE London business survey 2017

Business rates survey - Federation of Small Businesses 

Long-run comparisons of spending per pupil across different stages of education- IFS

Economy drive Prospects and priorities ahead of the last SpringBudget Resolution Foundation.

Employee attitudes to pay and pensions 2017 - CIPD 

Performance Tracker: A data-driven analysis of the
performance of government Institute for Government CIPFA - covers It focuses on five services: hospitals, adult social care, schools, prisons and the police.

CityUk - UK-based financial and related professional Services:Enabling Growth Across the UK  report on importanc eof financial services sector.

Living Standards, Poverty and Inequality in the UK: 2016–17 to 2021–22 IFS report  

 Cheap as chips Is a healthy diet affordable? Institute Economic Affairs.

New Civic - Shelter briefing on building affordable homes. 

Making the apprentice levy work for industry EEF

Government reports 26th Feb-4th March 2017

Financial sustainability of the NHS Public Acounts Committee

Helping parents to parent- Social Mobility commission

Low-income pupils' progress at secondary school Social Mobility Commission.

 Multi-academy trusts- Education Committee

Investigation into the Parole Board National Audit Office 

The United Kingdom’s relations with Russia Foreign Affairs Committee

Police effectiveness 2016 HMIC report

Modernising the Great Western Railway Public Acounts Committee 

House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee: Industrial Strategy: First Review

Social policy reports 26th Feb-4th March 2017

Carers Uk - Retirement on Hold supporting older carers.

In from the Cold: The funding gap for non-gas fuel poor homes under

ECO and a proposal to fill it

A report by National Energy Action for the gas distribution network companies

Modern Britain: the New Migration Contract how Britain can delop a migration system for all.

 

Brexit reports 20-26th February 2017

Tony Blair speech on Brexit we need a new movement

Guardian editorial on the speech.

New York Times article on Theresa May

David Davis: Estonia and the UK will remain close partners after Brexit

An exit from Brexit BMA survey of doctors - shows numbers wishing to leave UK

Electoral Comission probe into spending during the referendum campaign

Health Reports 20-26th February 2017

Delivering sustainability and transformation plans From ambitious proposals to credible plans Kings Fund

State of Beds in the NHS - Kings Fund Data

Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) An NHS Royal Commission:from fighting fires to lasting settlements

Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) A rational approach to alcohol taxation

Office of Manpower Economics (OME) Use of agency workers inthe public sector

Maternal mental health - women’s voices

The RCOG has launched the results of a survey of over 2300 women about their experiences of mental health problems during and after pregnancy.

Nuffield Trust Winter insight: NHS111  - How has the NHS fared during the Winter.