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

Politics reports this week

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

Social Policy reports 23-28th November 2015

Trades Union Congress (TUC)

Making the case for public spending

The Smith Institute

Is the public sector on the brink of a major recruitmentcrisis?

Changing Climate, Changing Diets: Pathways to Lower Meat Consumption Chatham House

The Implications for Urban transport policy of transformative social and technological change PTEG report

Politics reports 2-6th November 2015

Joining up local services around local, citizen needs Institute for Government

Strengthening Britain’s Voice in the

World Report of the UK Foreign and Security Policy Working Group

November 2015

What would out look like -Policy Institute paper on EU  

Federal Britain - Institute of Economic Affairs

 

Economics reports 15-19 June 2015

 Music tourism's contribution to the UK economy. UK Music

Institute of Directors has published a report on corporate governance

Mobility of public and private sector workers IFS

When the levy breaks: Energy bills, green levies and a fairer low-carbon transition- IPPR

How to cut inheritance tax- Centre for Policy Studies

Case for an  office for intergenerational responsibility (debt management) Centre for Policy studies.

Taxpayers alliance report on national debt

Social policy reports 9-14th March 2015

Benefit sanctions and homelessness - Crisis

UK Homecare Association (UKHCA)

The homecare deficit: a report on the funding of olderpeople’s homecare across the United Kingdom

Cost of the Cuts impact on local government and poorer communities - Joseph Rowntree

Child neglect the scandal that never breaks - Action for Children

Open Public Services Better Public services- CentreForum report

Which report - into complaints about public services. 

Mayoral governance in Bristol: An initial assessment of impacts University of Bristol.

Social policy and politics reports 15-21 December 2014

Local ethnic inequalities report Runnymede Trust

Is Bob Geldof the future of service provision? Womens Resource Centre

Open Up the future of the political party- Electoral Reform Society.

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