Health reports 2nd -9th December 2019

NHS providers workforce briefing

Social policy reports 2nd-9th december 2019

Parents and time pressure:  evidence from time use diaries- Natcen

Generation Homeless: the Numbers Behind the Story Shelter data on homeless families.- Shelter

Social policy reports 24-30th November 2019

Loneliness among parents of young children
Understanding how parents with children under five experience loneliness, and what would help them to overcome it – a Coram Family and Childcare briefing

Economics reports 24-30th November 2019

The shifting shape of social security Charting the changing size and shape of the British welfare system resolution Foundation.

State of Hunger: A study of poverty and  food insecurity in the UK
November 2019 Trussell Trust

Principles for Purposeful Business
How to deliver the framework for the Future of the Corporation An agenda for business in the 2020s and beyond British Academy

Health policy 18-22nd November 2019

BMA - Caring for Doctors Caring for patients

Mortality and life expectancy trends in the UK: stalling progress health Foundation

Lancet Countdown - tackling health and climate change

Economics reports 18-22nd November 2019

Generation VeXed: solving the retirement puzzle
Executive Summary Pensions Policy Institute

The Resolution Foundation Earnings Outlook Q4 2018

English local government funding: trends and challenges in 2019 and beyond IFS

How the shareholder- first business model contributes to poverty, inequality and climate change High Pay centre/ TUC

Brexit reports 18-22nd November 2019

Hepi student attitudes towards the elections and Brexit.

Boris Johnson letter to Jeremy Corbyn asking about his Brexit position

Health policy reports 4-8th November 2019

Universal approaches to improving children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing: short descriptions of interventions identified from the synthesis of systematic reviews Public Health England.

No Age Limit:
The Hidden Face of domestic abuse
AgeUk


Women and HIV in the United Kingdom
Data to end of December 2017

The Health Foundation
International comparisons of capital in health care: why is the UK falling behind?

BMA NHS on the cusp of collapse? Winter waiting times

Social policy reports 18-22nd November 2019

The shape of things to come Charting the changing size and shape of the UK state- Resolution Foundation.

Hitting the poorest worst? How public health cuts have been experienced in England’s most deprived communities- IPPR

Ethical care: A bold reform agenda for adult social care IPPR

Social Mobility truths - Civitas

Childline annual review - NSPCC

New government reports 11-15th november 2019

House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee Problem drug use in Scotland

House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Responding to irregular migration: A diplomatic route

Investigation into starter homes - National Audit Office

Government reports 28 October-1st November 2019

Investigation into pre-school vaccinations- National Audit Office

House of CommonsTreasury Committee Impact of business rates on business

House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee The safety of electrical goods in the UK:follow-up

Human rights of many people with a learning disability and/or autism are being breached in mental health hospitals Joint Select Committee 

Social policy reports 28 October-1st November 2019

People not problems: politicians respond to five experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage Fabian Society /Centre for Social Justice.

Brexit reports 28 October-1st November 2019

Donald Trusk Twitter EU extension accepted.

Government reports 21-26th October 2019

House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee
Drugs policy

House of Commons Education Committee Special educational needs and disabilities First Report of Session 2019–20

Fracking for shale gas in England National Audit Office

House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee Universal Credit and“survival sex”

House of Commons Business, Energy and IndustrialStrategy CommitteeFuture of the PostOffice Network

All Parliamentary Group on Knife Crime- Back to school? Breaking the link between school exclusions and knife crime

Health reports 21-26th October 2019

The Health Foundation
A healthy foundation for the future: the final report of the Young people’s future health inquiry

The Price of Poor Procurement

The argument for an independent regulator - Reform.

State of the State 2019-20- Deloitte and Reform state of public services

Brexit reports 21-27th October 2019

Boris Johnson letter to Jeremy Corbyn 24th October
Corbyn response to election 

EU withdrawal Bill
Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) opinion on DExEU’s impact assessment of the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill.

Donald Tusk recommendation to accept extension.

Great Britain and Northern Ireland’s withdrawal from the European Union. The revised Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration were considered and agreed at European Council on 17 October 2019.

Prime Minister's letter to President Donald Tusk: 19 October 2019

Letters from the UK to the EU Council: 19 October 2019

Donald Tusk reaction

Report and concluding remarks by President Donald Tusk to the European Parliament on European Council meetings of 17 and 18 October 2019

Policy Briefing Ensuring the agricultural transition delivers for farming, forestry and the environment England August 2019- The Country Land and Business Association

Government reports 14-20th October 2019

House of Commons Science and Technology Committee
Commercial and recreational drone use
in the UK

Care Quality Commission The state of health care and adult social care in England 2018/19 Care Quality Commission

Brexit reports 14-20th October 2019

New Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland and Political Declaration 17th October
No Deal Brexit report 14th October.
Corbyn Reaction
Remarks by Barnier
DUP statement 
Jo Swinson reaction.


House of Lords  European Union Committee
48th Report of Session 2017–19 HL Paper 428 Brexit: refugee protection and
asylum policy

TaxPayers Alliance- tax changes in a no deal scenario

BCC and Bibby Financial Services: Uncertainty around Brexit, tariffs and exchange rates holding back UK exports

Institute for Public Policy Research
No deal brexit the implications for Labour and Social Rights

Locality- resource pack no deal brexit for community groups.

Brexit reports 7-14th October 2019

Brexit readiness report 8th October.
No Deal readiness report
Joint Ministerial Committee (EU Negotiations) communiqué: 10 Oct

Michel Barnier response  and statement 9th October

Employers scale back hiring plans in September as Brexit deadline looms KPMG.

Creating a level playing field for the negotiations on UK Withdrawal Policy Exchange

Go west: Bristol and the post-Brexit immigration system IPPR

Scrutiny of Statutory Instruments in the spotlight following Supreme Court judgement Hansard Society blog

Government reports 30 sept- 6th October 2019

Governance of official statistics:redefining the dual role UK Statistics Authority; and reevaluating the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007: The UK Statistics Authority response to the Committee’s Eighteenth Report

Brexit reports 30 sept- 6th October 2019

UK proposals for an amended protocol on Northern Ireland - 2nd October
Letter from Johnson to EU
Speech to the Conservative Party Conference.
BBC analysis
Jeremy Corbyn reaction
Nicola Sturgeon reaction
DUP reaction
Donald Tusk reaction.

Supporting persons who may lose their jobs in the event of no-deal Brexit: Council approves draft contingency measures

Plan A - IEA Planning a prosperous post-Brexit

economics reports ts 7-14th October 2019

Nationwide House price index 

All Consuming Pressure
The cost-of-living crisis facing younger generations
David Kingman Intergenerational Foundation

IFS green budget

British retail consortium monthly spending.

Taking a ferry to the ATM: which areas face the longest treks to a free cash machine? which? cash machine closures.

Brexit reports 23-27th September 2019

Suspension of Parliament illegal Supreme Court judgement.
1,000 words / The Supreme Court’s Judgment in Cherry/Miller (No 2) Professor Mark Elliott summary Public Law for Everyone Blog.
Suspension of parliament unlawful Court of Sessions Scotland
Opinions 
Public opinion infographic Statista

Welsh Government no deal plan
Exiting the EU: supplying the health and social care sectors National Audit Office.

Economics reports 23-27th September 2019

Mass sell off of public land fails to deliver social housing New economics Foundation.

Universal credit not fit for purpose- Unite the union.

Regional Manufacturing outlook - Makeuk

Jobs outlook REC

Government reports 23-27th September 2019

House of Commons Committee of Public AccountsPenalty charge notices in healthcare

Public Finances Briefing Office Budget responsibility.

Health reports 23-27th September 2019

Health Care's climate footprint- No harm

Nuffield Trust
What can England learn from the long-term care system in Germany?

British Medical Association (BMA)

Caring, supportive, collaborative: doctors’ vision for change in the NHS

Homing in on free personal Care - Independent Age

Government reports 16-22nd September 2019

House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee Our Planet, Our Health

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Help to Buy: Equity
loan scheme

Policy reports 16-22nd September 2019

Government outsourcingWhat has worked and what needs reform? Institute for Government

Economics reports 16-22nd September 2019

From rights to reality
Enforcing labour market laws in the UK-  Resolution Foundation.

The Treasury’s responsibility for the results of public spending Institute for Government

In areas where Universal Credit has been rolled out for at least a year, food banks in the Trussell Trust’s network have seen a 30% increase in demand.

Brexit reports 16-22nd September 2019

Supreme court  hearings on suspension of parliament. Case notes and proceedings

Majority of universities well-prepared for no-deal Brexit; but continue to fear negative impact Universities UK

BCC forecast: Business investment and productivity sinking amid Brexit stalemate and global slowdown

Guy Verhofstadt reaction to Boris Johnson likening himself to incredible hulk.

Statement by the European Commission following the working lunch between President Jean-Claude Juncker and Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Speech by Michel Barnier at the European Parliament Conference of Presidents, 12 September 2019

University of Sheffield Brexit and climate change research

Brexit reports 9-15th September 2019

Operation Yellow hammer government documents on worse case planning.
Guardian has a good list of twitter responses
BMA response
Scottish Court ruling suspension of parliament illegal
Gina Miller response 
Supreme Court judicial review Brexit cases
it also has other cases brought by Gina Miller

No deal Brexit and the Voluntary sector - NCVO

Health reports 9-15th september 2019

Creating healthy lives
A whole-government approach to long-term investment in the nation’s health - Health Foundation.

Duty of care? The impact on midwives of NHS charging for maternity care Maternity Action.

Pour decisions?
The case for reforming alcohol duty Social Market Foundation.

Make do and mend health service - IPPR

World Suicide day - who is at risk?what can be done? Get the facts.

10th September is World Suicide Prevention day.

According to the WHO  one person dies every 40 seconds from suicide.

Which countries have the highest rates?

The WHO mortality database has statistics from 1950 onwards.

articles looking at long term trends record higher rates for European nations - Lithuania is given the highest rate in this study

This review considers the link between the country, levels of income and poverty.

Remember to assess the sources and proof used. This systematic review considers the measurement of suicide statistics.

What about age?

Many statistics show higher risk levels amongst adolescents and young adults. This systematic review considers reasons and evidence why

How about LGBT people?

this systematic review considered the evidence

This thesis contains a thesis reviewing the evidence for transpeople

What is the rate in the UK?

Search the ONS website. this dataset set covers England and Wales 1981-2017

There are regularly quarterly bulletins of registered deaths. These include breakdowns by gender 

"Provisional data show there were 10.3 suicide deaths per 100,000 people in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2019 in England, equivalent to 1,240 deaths; in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2019 there were 10.4 suicide deaths per 100,000 people, equivalent to 1,271 deaths". the rate for males was almost 3 times that of females.
The Mental Health Foundation has interpretation of these figures and resources to support those effected.
Samaritans released this report for 2019

What works in suicide prevention?

the WHO website has a  special section which contains national prevention plans

this 2014 report summarises the evidence on what should be done. this year it identified access to pesticides as a key factor in some nations and issued this guide

This 2018 systematic review article is the first to consider the evidence from youth prevention programmes

for more high quality articles 

search the Cochrane database of systematic reviews

PubMed

Government reports 9-15th september 2019

House of Commons House of Lords Joint Committee on
Human Rights The right to family life: children whose mothers
are in prison

Economics reports 9-15th September 2019

Just tax: reforming the taxation of income from wealth and work IPPR

Recession ready?Assessing the UK’s macroeconomic framework Resolution Foundation.

Government reports 1-8th september 2019

A response from Sajid Javid to Sir David Norgrove on UKSA’s proposed reform of the Retail Prices Index, and the Government’s response to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee report, “Measuring Inflation

Brexit reports 1-8th september 2019

No deal threatens to exacerbate winter crisis BMA

Joint letter to Members of Parliament on no deal Brexit
As major decisions about Brexit are taken, we have written to MPs with the King’s Fund and Health Foundation to lay out the impact of leaving without a deal for health and social care.

British Future Citizenship enquiry

No deal Brexit- UK in a Changing Europe report 

Scottish high court decision on legal challenge to brexit.

Health reports Government reports 1-8th september 2019

How does UK healthcare spending compare with other countries? ONS data

What should be done to fix the crisis in social care? Health Policy Foundation.

Drivers of Health Care
Expenditure: Final Report Centre Health Economics.

Elevation, Registration & Standardisation:The Professionalisation of Social Care Workers AAPG Social Care.

LOCAL PRACTICE Long-term sustainability through
place-based health Localis.

Economics reports 24-31st August 2019

Mapping Millennials living standards- Resolution Foundation.

Brexit reports 24-31st August 2019

The Brexit vote, productivity growth and macroeconomic adjustments in the United Kingdom - Bank of England

Church House Declaration

Social policy reports 19-25th August 2019

Cage-  Schedule 7: Harassment at Borders report- impact on the Muslim community.

Bleak Houses Tackling the crisis of family homelessness in England Childrens Commissioner

IslamophobiaAn Anthology of Concerns Civitas

A survey of private landlords and theimpact of welfare reforms- Residential landlords Association.

Brexit reports 19-25th August 2019

PM call with Taoiseach Varadkar of Ireland: 19 August 2019
Irish government response via Twitter

PM letter to Donald Tusk: 19 August 2019
Tusk response via Twitter
Guy Verhofstadt
Macron statements

Government ditches non-disclosure agreements for Brexit preparations

UK officials will stop attending most EU meetings from 1 September press release

Food, Brexit and Northern Ireland: Critical Issues Centre for Food Policy
British Chambers of Commerce statement

Economics reports 19-25th August 2019

 Centre for Social Justice proposals for raising the retirement age

Right Move house Price Index

Transport investment in the Northern Powerhouse: 2019 update IPPR

Economic insecurity: the case for a 21st century safety net RSA

Health reports 12-18th August 2019

Building healthier communities: the role of the NHS as  anchor institution- Health Foundation.

Majority of Brits think A&E services are overused but half think it is hard to get a GP appointment NatCen research

Cooking for Bureaucrats 
Why the policy of food reformulation is
hard to stomach- IEA

Brexit reports 12-18th August 2019

Voting on Brexit:Parliament’s role before 31 October Institute for Government

Actions for adult social care providers to prepare for Brexit Uk Government

Jeremy Corbyn letter to political leaders.(via Guardian website)

Caroline Lucas call for a cabinet of women to sort out brexit

See Her twitter feed for comment and criticism of all white women

Economic insecurity the case for a 21st century safety net - RSA

Economics reports 12-18th August 2019

British Retail Consortium footfall and high street vacancies data

The Invisible Drag on UK R&D: How corporate incentives within the FTSE 350 inhibit innovation Nesta report.

Social Policy reports 12-18th August 2019

'Stopping short?' Sentencing reform and short prison sentences Centre for Crime and Justice studies

Rekindling British Policing- Policy Exchange

NHS funding increase get the facts with these free resources.

The government has announced an extra 1.8 billion in cash for NHS services.

see the official announcements with breakdowns of regional funding.

Is this new money?

A good overview from the Channel 4 fact check

 See these responses from major stakeholders.

Royal College of Nursing response

Nuffield Trust. This organisation also has a section of publications on understanding the NHS deficit

The Kings Fund has a press release .
they publish regular updates on NHS performance and funding. They include quarterly monitoring reports on how the NHS is performing.
The Health Foundation - monitors and reports on NHS funding. Briefing s and research can be downloaded from the website. They issued a blog posting  considering whether the money was new or not

 IFS comment.

Brexit reports 5th-10th August 2019

International agreements if the UK leaves the EU without a deal UK government

The European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (Consequential Modifications and Repeals) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019

NIESR prospects for the UK economy

Guardian view on no deal brexit

EU preparations for a no-deal Brexit House of Commons Library Briefing

Hepi what will brexit mean for student demand 

Corbyn letter - no deal brexit undemocratic during election period

Economics reports 5-10th August 2019

A problem shared?What can we learn from past recessions about the impact of the next across the income distribution? Resolution Foundation.

British Retail Consortium monthly

KPMG report on jobs

Government reports 5-10th August 2019

House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee Pension costs and
transparency

The Role of Parliament in the UK Constitution: Authorising the Use of Military Force- Public Administration.

Government reports 29th July-4th August 2019

House of Commons International Trade Committee UK investment policy

House of Commons Home Affairs Committee Serious youth violence

House of CommonsWork and Pensions Committee Welfare safety net

House of CommonsTreasury CommitteeDisputing Tax Thirty-Fourth Report ofSession 2017–19

Health reports 29th July-4th August 2019

Carers Action Plan 2018 - 2020 Supporting carers today
One-year on progress review- Dept of Health

Towards mental health equality a manifesto for the next prime minister. NHS Confederation

Nuffield Trust
Why a “risk pool” must underpin a social care system

Tobacco control How do you know that your council is doing

all it can to reduce smoking-related harm? Local Government Association

Brexit reports 29th July-4th August 2019

What comes next?The business analysis of no deal preparations CBI report

Brexit, Technology and the Future of Work- Institute for the Future of Work

The EU-UK withdrawal agreement
Progress to date and remaining difficulties : in-depth analysis - Study

House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee The future of Scottish agriculture post–Brexit

Post-Brexit priorities for low-income voters in deprived areas Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Economics reports 29th July-4th August 2019

The Resolution Foundation Earnings Outlook Q1 2019

British Chambers of Commerce. quarterly recruitment outlook q2 2019

Shop Price Index - British Retail Consortium

Nationwide House Price Index

Brexit reports 22-28th July 2019

The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has written to the new Prime Minister to set out the potential impact of Brexit and urge a change in course to protect Scotland’s people and economy.

Health reports 22nd-28th July 2019

Advancing our health: prevention in the 2020s Green Paper.

Chief Medical Officer Annual report

Health, care and the 100-year life
How policymakers can ensure health and fairness for all in an era of extreme longevity Social Market Foundation.

Health on the shelf -Royal Society for Public Health report on supermarkets and obesity.

Government reports 22nd-28th July 2019

House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee
Universal Credit: natural migration

Active travel: increasing levels of walking and cycling in England Transport committee

Sale of public land Public Accounts Committee

House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Stemming the flow: An urgent look at tackling a culture of leaks

Funding for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Public Accounts Committee

Economics reports 22nd-28th July 2019

Raising the roof:  How to solve the United Kingdom’shousing crisis Jacob Rees-Mogg and Radomir Tylecote- IEA

Care in Places
Inequalities in local authority adult social care spending power Salvation Army

Business priorities report - British Chambers of Commerce

REC Jobs outlook

UK property Market Survey- RICS

Food waste in primary production in the Uk wrap

Age uk warns that BBC’s licence plans for over-75s simply won’t work

Impetus report on the Youth Jobs gap

Health reports 15-20th July 2019

GP Patient Survey The GP Patient Survey (GPPS) is an England-wide survey, providing GP practice-level data about patients’ experiences of general practice

Government reports 15-20th July 2019

House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee Toxic Chemicals in Everyday Life

House of Commons Defence Committee Shifting the Goalposts? Defence Expenditure and the 2% Pledge: An Update

House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee Lessons from the First World War Centenary

Review of House of Lords Investigative and Scrutiny Committees:towards a new thematic committee structure

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Emergency Services Network: further progress review

House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs
Committee (PACAC) Governance of official statistics: redefining
the dual role of the UK Statistics Authority; and re-evaluating the
Statistics and Registration
Service Act 2007

House of CommonsHousing, Communities and Local Government CommitteeBuilding regulations and fire safety: consultation response and connected issues

Brexit reports 15-20th July 2019

The capital markets union Should the EU shut out the City of London? By Jonathan Faull and Simon Gleeson-  Centre for European Reform

Six Dead-Ends,One Cliff-Edge,Only One Way Out
Foreword by Margaret Beckett MP and Dominic Grieve QC MP- People's Vote

Hope Not Hate 2019- How Brexit is changing who we are.

Institute of Directors Connected Economies, People and places local growth after brexit

Office for Budget Responsibility Fiscal Risks report

House of Commons Exiting the European Union Committee The consequences of “No Deal” for UK business

Economics reports 15-20th July 2019

Local Finance Taskforce:A roadmap to a sustainable future LGIU

Taxing times The need to reform the UK tax system- Institute for Government

Rightmove house price index

British Retail Consortium Footfall monitor

Centre for Health Economics
Is an ounce of prevention worth a pound of cure? Estimates of the impact of English public health grant on mortality and morbidity

Our Future in the Land, Food, Farming and Countryside Commission

Coram Family and Childcare- Holiday Childcare report 2019

Pensions Policy Institute Living through later life

Cost and administrative burden of
employment continues to climb British Chambers of Commerce

Project Fear How the Government wastes billions through project failures, and how to prevent it Lee Rowley MP

Redefining Affordability - a CPRE Briefing (Affordable Housing)

Health reports 8th-13th July 2019

How is the NHS performing? July 2019 quarterly monitoring report Kings Fund

What a difference a place makes The growing impact of health and
wellbeing boards- Local Government Association

NHS Resolution
Being fair: supporting a just and learning culture for staff and patients following incidents in the NHS

Improving Cybersecurity in the NHS- Imperial College report

Nuffield Trust- Change or collapse: lessons from the drive to reform health and social care in Northern Ireland

Brexit reports 8th-13th July 2019

The British Chambers of Commerce and Indeed have published research on immigration proposals that could exacerbate labour shortages

House of CommonsCommittee of Public Accounts Eurotunnel and the UK border: out-ofcourt settlement with Eurotunnel

Social Policy reports 8th-13th July 2019

Childhood in crisis: Almost two thirds of parents and grandparents say childhood getting worse - and nearly two million children in the UK agree- Action for Children

Other Britain and the Failure of the Welfare State - Frank Field report

Government reports 8th-13th July 2019

House of Commons Procedure Committee Should there be a Commons Budget Committee?
Reducing UK emissions 2019 Progress Report to Parliament
Committee on Climate Change

Bullying and Harassment of MPs’ Parliamentary Staff Independent Inquiry Report Gemma White QC 

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts
Consumer Protection

House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee Energy efficiency:
building towards net zero

Economics reports 8th-13th July 2019

Resolution Foundation- Who owns Britain's wealth?

British Retail Consortium Monthly survey

Who are business owners and what are they doing? IFS report.

Research Note; Private rents and family incomes- Shelter

The UK as an international financial centre - UK-China economic and financial dialogue CityUK 

Status of Uk Fundraising 2019 Institute of Fundraising

NIESR Monthly GDP Tracker

Brexit reports 1-7th July 2019

House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee Scotland, Trade and Brexit: Government Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report

The future of non-metropolitan England: the freedom to lead local places Local Government Association

Health reports 1-7th July 2019

Three in five young people have experienced a mental health problem or are close to someone who has- Mind Survey

Centre for Health and the Public Interest
Pounds for patients? How private hospitals use financial incentives to win the business of medical consultants

Tory cuts driving crumbling state of our hospitals, Labour reveals

Inquiry into decent and accessible homes for older people
Summer 2019 All Party Parliamentary Group for Ageing and Older People.

Economics reports 1-7th July 2019

BCC Quarterly Economic Survey Q2 2019: UK growth stalling amid manufacturing slowdown

House Price Index Nationwide 

Living standards outlook 2019 Resolution Foundation

There is an alternative ending austerity in the UK - IPPR 

Government reports 1-7th July 2019

Green Finance Strategy

Transport select committee 10th Report - Local roads funding and maintenance: filling the gap

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Planning and the broken housing market

House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee Drugs policy: medicinal cannabis


House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee
7th Report of Session 2017–19 HL Paper 392, Social care funding: time to end a
national scandal

Childhood vulnerability in England 2019 Children's Commissioner.

Brexit reports 24-30th June 2019

Alternative Arrangements Commission- Alternative Arrangements for the Irish Border Interim Report

Brexit Scorecard UK in a changing Europe

Health reports 24th June-30th June 2019

House of Commons Health and Social Care
Committee NHS Long-term Plan:
legislative proposals

A citizen-led approach to health and care: Lessons from the Wigan Deal  Kings Fund.

NHS Providers the real story of Winter 2018

Social policy reports 24th June-30th June 2019

The Investment Association has published a report on the experiences on black professionals working in the investment management industry

All Kids Count:The impact of the two-child limit after two years- CPAG

Brexit reports 1st-24th June 2019

Departments’ use ofconsultants to support preparations for EU Exit National Audit Office.

Government reports 1st- June -24th June 2019

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Cyber security in the UK

House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Fragmented and incoherent: the UK’s sanctions policy

Help to Buy: Equity Loanscheme – progress review National Audit Office

Health reports 1st-24th June 2019

New Economics Foundation
Still no homes for nurses: how NHS land is being sold off to build unaffordable homes

Crisis in Care - What do MPs think? Health for Reform

Economics reports 1st-24th June 2019

Charities Aid Foundation UK giving 2019
This report finds that the proportion of the UK public who are either giving money to charity directly or are sponsoring a friend or family member dropped to 65 per cent in 2018 from 69 per cent in 2016.

Firing on all cylinders Building a strong economy from the bottom up - UK Onward

The health effects of Sure Start IFS

Land for the many 
Changing the way our fundamental asset
is used, owned and governed- Labour Party Commissioned report

Moving Matters: Housing costs and labour market mobility Resolution Foundation.

A report by the Affordable Housing
Commission
Defining and measuring
housing affordability – an
alternative approach

The Living Wage Foundation  report on workers in low-wage, insecure work

The Institute for Public Policy Research has published a report on the employment of migrants in the UK

Living standards, poverty and inequality in the UK: 2019 IFS

Youth Jobs Gap in the UK- disadvantage in the North Impetus report

Brexit reports May 27th- June 1st 2019

House of Commons Home Affairs Committee EU Settlement Scheme

Parliament after Brexit Institute for Government 

Theresa May resignation speech 24th May
Michel Barnier reaction
Labour Party Reaction
Libdem reaction
Nigel Farage Brexit Party reaction

Economics reports May 27th- June 1st 2019

County Councils Network
Independent review of local government spending need and funding

the state of the nation
The UK Family Business Sector 2018-19- IFB research Oxford Economics

Low Pay Britain Report -Resolution Foundation

Nationwide May House Price Index

Health reports May 27th- June 1st 2019

Royal Society for Public Health
Taking the p***: the decline of the great British public toilet

Health reports 20-25th May 2019

The prevalence and persistence of ethnic and racial harassment and its impact on health: a longitudinal analysis ISER

Institute for Public Policy Research
Social care: free at the point of need – the case for free personal care in England

Policy Exchange
21st century social care: what’s wrong with social care and how we can fix it

Government reports 20-25th May 2019

House of Commons Transport Committee Bus services in England
outside London

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts The apprenticeships
programme: progress review

Independent review of the Modern Slavery Act
Documents relating to the review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015

Brexit reports 20-25th May 2019

Brexit: road, rail
and maritime transport European Union Committee Lords

Review of restraint, prolonged seclusion and segregation for people with a mental health problem, a learning disability or autism Interim report Care Quality Commission

Food Brexit papers FRC

Economic reports 20-25th May 2019

Nothing Left in the Cupboards
Austerity, Welfare Cuts, and the Right to Food in the UK Human Rights Watch

The generation of poverty Poverty over the life course for different generations
Fahmida Rahman Resolution Foundation.

UN’s expert on poverty and human rights- laments UK’s ‘doubling down on failed anti-poor policies’

Health reports 13-17th May 2019

Integrating health and social care: State or Market? IEA

Investing in quality: The contribution of large charities to shaping future health and care- Commissioned by the National Garden Scheme, this report explores how the work of the National Garden Scheme and its beneficiaries fits within the context of the future of policy development in health and care.

Incisive Health
Care deserts: the impact of a dysfunctional market in adult social care provision

Voluntary Organisations Disability Group
Above and beyond: how voluntary sector providers of disability support add value to communities

Economic reports 13-17th May 2019

The soaring costs of government pensions  Intergenerational Foundation.

Growing Pains The impact of leaving education during a recession on earnings and employment Resolution Foundation.

Inequalities in the twenty-first century Introducing the IFS Deaton Review

Investigation into penalty charge notices in healthcare National Audit Office.

Decent Work - Local government and wages in the North- IPPR

British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Recruitment outlook

Local indicators of child poverty, 2017/18Summary of estimates of child poverty in small areas of Great Britain, 2017/18 Loughborough University

Hitting reset a case for local leadership in economic development Localis.

Think Small - A blueprint for supporting UK small businesses Centre for Policy Studies

Government reports 13-17th May 2019

House of CommonsTreasury Committee Consumers’ access to financial services

Changing Lives:the social impact of participation in culture and sport House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee

House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Local Government Governance and Accountability 

House of Commons Science and Technology Committee Japanese knotweed andthe built environment

Economic Affairs Committee Rethinking High Speed 2.House of Lords

Managing the BBC’s pay-bill National Audit Office

Economic reports 6-12 May 2019

Prosperity and Justice - IPPR Commission on Economic Justice

Health reports 6-12 May 2019

NHS Pressures – Winter 2018/19; A Hidden Crisis, BMA

Brexit reports 6-12 May 2019

 European Elections and Brexit - UK in a changing Europe

The economic impact on the United Kingdom of a customs deal with the European Union.
Arno Hantzsche and Garry Young- NIESR

GDP to be 3% lower in the longer term than it would have been had the UK stayed in the EU, new NIESR report reveals

Government reports 6-12 May 2019

All Parliamentary group on Knife crime - new research on links with cuts in services.

State of the Nation 2018-19: Social Mobility in Great Britain

Progress delivering the Emergency Services Network National Audit Office

Adult health screening Public Accounts Committee

Brexit reports 29th April - 5th May 2019

Research for TRAN Committee
BREXIT : transport and tourism : the consequences of a no-deal scenario - Study - EU

Brexit: Implications for Developing Countries (UNCTAD Research Paper No. 31)

Health reports 29th April - 5th May 2019

Nanny State Index 2019- IEA. which EU countries regulate alcohol, smoking, vaping

Social Care 360- Kings Fund. This review outlines and analyses 20 key trends in adult social care in England over recent years. It draws on data

Centre for Mental Health

Strengthening the frontline: investing in primary care for effective suicide prevention 

The Strategy Unit

Did government spending cuts to social care for older people lead to an increase in emergency hospital admissions? An ecological study, England 2005–2016

Government reports 29th April - 5th May 2019

House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution 20th Report of Session 2017–19
HL Paper 345 Parliamentary Scrutiny of Treaties

House of Commons Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee Funding of local authorities’ children’s services

House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee
Universal Credit: tests for managed migration

House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee
3rd Report of Session 2017–19 HL Paper 333
Forensic science and the criminal justice system: a blueprint
for change

Net Zero The UK's contribution to
stopping global warming Committee on Climate Change

Network Rail’s sale of railway arches National Audit Office.

Completing Crossrail National Audit office

Economics reports 29th April - 5th May 2019

Fixing the Care Crisis By Damian Green MP- Centre for Policy Studies

Nationwide April House price index