Monthly Archives: October 2018

By Tom Wilson

For the first time in recent years Britain has become the number one location for terrorism in the Western world.…

By Matthew Whittaker

Defying expectations of a quiet Budget, the Chancellor yesterday delivered a statement with bigger political and economic shifts than many…

By Joe Shalam

In this report the CSJ Housing Commission examines the costs of the housing crisis – that is, not only the…

By Maisie Borrows

There is a plethora of different datasets in cancer care and multiple data flows between organisations. Reform research shows that…

By Eamonn Ives; Ryan Shorthouse

Air pollution, especially in urban areas, is one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. A growing evidence…

By Harry Quilter-Pinner; Mary Reader

Poor mental health is one most significant challenges of our time. A staggering one in four of us will experience…

By Joe Dromey; Dean Hochlaf

Adult social care is an essential public service and a growing part of our economy. However, the social care system…

By Sally Howes; Tess Kidney Bishop

The Government uses digital transformation programmes to manage the introduction of new technology and associated changes. There are at least…

By Peter Kenway; Carla Ayrton

Neighbourhood services have been cut on average by 17% since 2010/11, though the variation between councils is substantial. This report…