Social policy reports 30th June-7th July 2014

Below the Breadline: The relentless rise of food poverty in Britain Oxfam report

A minimum income standard for the UK in 2014 Joseph Rowntree Foundation.


Association of Directors of Adult Social Services' has published the results of its annual budget survey

A Presumption Against Imprisonment: Social Order and Social Values British Academy

Economics reports 23-27th June 2014

 Work that pays final report of the Living Wage Commission.

Equitable full employment - delivering a jobs recovery for all TUC

the real deal- funeral costs - report by Citizen Advice Bureau Scotland rising costs of funerals

Infrastructure 2014 report by CityUk brings key statistics and facts to show how infrastructure investment adds economic value, how the private sector has played a crucial role in the development of UK infrastructure, the scope and opportunities presented by the National Infrastructure Plan and, finally, assessments of global demand and funding.

Financial resilience in later life report AgeUK

Abolishing the innovation poll tax Centre for Policy Studies report.

The EU Effect The impact of the EU on foreign direct investment 

in the UK from 1970 to 2011 Civitas report.

Health reports 23-27th June 2014

Enough is enough A report on child protection and mental health services for children and young people- Centre for Social Justice

Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH)
Tackling health inequalities: the case for investment in the wider public health workforce

Third Sector Research Centre (TSRC)
Public sector commissioning of local mental health services from the third sector Third Sector research centre

Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) Inquiry into future of patient care launched

Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) NHS financial temperature check briefing 

Government reports 23-27th June 2014

Political and Constitutional Reform - First Report Role and powers of the Prime Minister

Local government funding: Assurance to Parliament National Audit Office.

Early contracts for renewable electricity National Audit Office

Health reports 16-21 June 2014

RCN publishes ‘All in it together? The Executive pay bill in England’s NHS’

Health Literacy- Report from the Royal College of General Practitioners.

Nuffield Trust - A decade of austerity in Wales? The funding pressures facing the NHS in Wales to 2025/26

The Peter Sowerby Commission report a group of experts established by the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London with a grant from the Peter Sowerby Foundation, has concluded that there are major benefits to health from sharing records, first by ensuring all staff caring for a patient have access to details of their condition, medication and test results

Reform
Going with change: allowing new models of health care to be provided for NHS patients

College of Medicine

Recipes for sustainable healthcare

This report makes recommendations for how the delivery of NHS care can be made more sustainable and help to improve outcomes for people living with long-term conditions

Economics reports 16-21 June 2014

China free trade zones discussion papers CityUK

The road from Serfdom - report on UK taxation by Centre for Policy Studies.

Marketing social investments - an outline of the UK financial promotion regime City of London Research

Social policy reports 16-21st June 2014

British Social Attitudes report.

Reading Counts: Why English and maths  skills matter in tackling 
homelessness - St Mungos report shows high levels of reading and writing problems amongst the homeless.

Families on the brink: welfare reform in London Child Poverty Action Group. London Councils lack housing.

Youth courts inquiry - final report The National Children's Bureau and the Independent Parliamentarians' Inquiry into the Operation and Effectiveness of the Youth Court