Reform's report argues that the front line of public services needs to change to tackle the deficit.

Left Foot Forward, Rupert Read

Reform's report on the future of UK infrastructure

ConservativeHome, Tim Montgomerie

Greg Rosen, Lucy Parsons and Andrew Haldenby

The Guardian, Jane Dudman

Reform's Budget 2009 paper

Reform's proposals for Civil Service reform. The report examines international systems to see what lessons Whitehall can learn.

Reform's look at the public finances, exploring the dangers of fiscal stimulus and examining how a programme of public sector reform, combined with increased productivity in the private sector and for individuals, will lead the way out of recession.

A response to a Reform seminar on financial capability and social mobility with Chris Grayling MP, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary.

The report finds that the British public have become "passive bystanders", uninformed about crime and unlikely to participate in maintaining justice.

The report shows that the UK is the "divided society" of Europe. This not only has a negative social impact but a large economic cost of wasted talent - up to £32bn per year or £1,300 for each household.