Economic reports 20-27th July 2015

Economic characteristics of migrants in the UK -in 2014 Migration Watch

Credit 2.0 – A commentary on borrowing and spending in the 21st Century, was researched and written by the Consumer Finance Association. It is the first in-depth analysis of short-term loan market and the impact of new FCA regulations on borrowers.

UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES), skills and performance challenges in the retail sector

Key Facts about the UK as an International Financial Centrereport 2015 CityUk

The BCC British Chambers of Commerce  review of the government's progress in meeting business priorities during the 75 days since it was elected 

Government reports 20-27th July 2015

Northern Ireland Affairs - First Special Report Northern Ireland: banking on recovery?

Care Quality Commission National Audit Office report

Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is today publishing its annual report on deaths during or following police contact in 2014/15. - See more at: https://www.ipcc.gov.uk/news/annual-report-deaths-during-or-following-police-contact-201415-published#sthash.W39sXaTg.dpuf

Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is today publishing its annual report on deaths during or following police contact in 2014/15. - See more at: https://www.ipcc.gov.uk/news/annual-report-deaths-during-or-following-police-contact-201415-published#sthash.W39sXaTg.dpu

Weathering the storm the impact of Climate change on London’s economy.- London Assembly.

An Evaluation of Legacy from the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games: Post Games Report


The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse will investigate whether public bodies and other non-state institutions have taken seriously their duty of care to protect children from sexual abuse in England and Wales.

Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC)  annual report on deaths during or following police contact in 2014/15

Social Policy reports 7th July - 17th July 2015

Cuts that cost - A report from National Children's Bureau and The Children's Society in collaboration with Children & Young People Now


Worklessness, welfare and social housing Housing Federation.

Getting a fair deal: how to help vulnerable young people manage their money. Action for Children.

Opportunity Knocks:designing society for older people.• We need to design for inclusivity.
• We need to better engage with older people to ensure they maximise the benefit of new technology
• We must engage industry to better support the older consumer

 Winter Review and Consultation Report National Grid published on the 15 July 2015.

Health reports 6th July-17th July 2015

Better leadership for tomorrow NHS Leadership Review - Rose review

Alzheimer's Society

The hidden cost of dementia in Wales

1 in 4 hospital meals thrown away - Campaign for better hospital food

 NHS Pay Review Body

 Enabling the delivery of healthcare services every day ofthe week - the implications for Agenda for Change

 Nuffield Trust

Viewpoint: reconsidering accountability in an age of integrated care

London School of Economics & Political Science

 Older people’s experiences of dignity and nutrition during hospital stays: secondary data analysis using the adult inpatient survey

Sweet Truth is there a market failure in sugar- Institute of Economic affairs report on the taxation of sugar.

Winterbourne review view  The 6 month independent review of the Transforming Care and

Commissioning Steering Group, chaired by Sir Stephen Bubb

July 2015 Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations

 

Alcohol's harm to others- Institute of Alcohol Studies.
Alcohol consumption can have a range of negative impacts
on people other than the drinker, for example physical violence, road
traffic accidents, relationship problems, financial
difficulties, feeling scared in public places, or reporting negative impacts on children due to
another person’s drinking.

Food for thought- BMA report on promoting healthy eating through possible taxation of sugar.

European Services Strategy Unit

The new health and social care economy

This report examines the new health and social care economy in the north-west of England, spanning Sefton, Liverpool and Greater Manchester. It makes recommendations for the reconfiguration of the organisation and funding of health and social care in this region.