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Annual Dinner
Starts at: June 11, 2013 19:00
Ends at: June 11, 2013 23:00
Private dinner with Rt Hon Theresa May MP, The Home Secretary.
At last, the parties get serious on spending
In this article Andrew looks at the shifts in the Opposition’s fiscal policy, and specifically Ed Balls’ comments on pensions yesterday.
Seismic shifts in the welfare state
A report on the need for welfare reform to cut the cost of pensions and tax credits and begin a debate on the future of NHS funding.
Daily Politics: Legal aid spending
Andrew Haldenby debated restrictions on legal aid spending.
Winter Fuel Allowance
Andrew Haldenby, Director of Reform, appeared on Newsnight last night to praise the Opposition’s means-testing of the Winter Fuel Allowance.
Must do better: spending on schools
Reform's latest report argues that the Government can cut school spending without compromising standards.
Media Coverage: Must do better: spending...
Reform's latest report which argues that the schools ring-fence can be lifted without compromising standards, has received wide coverage in today's media.
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Queen's Speech: A missed opportunity for NHS reform
Blog following Reform's recent report, Seismic shifts in the welfare state.
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Globally competitive education
Summary of a Reform roundtable seminar on “Globally competitive education" on 1 May 2013, led by Neil Strowger and Philip Avery, Headteacher...
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Patient driven medicine
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on “Patient driven medicine” on 16 April 2013, led by Jamie Heywood, Chair, PatientsLikeMe....
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High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the...
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on "High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the Aravind Eye Care System", on 11 April,...
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