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Three essays on what the Big Society could mean
David Pitt-Watson FRSA urges that UK government policy ensures that it builds a pension system that meets 21st century needs.
John Collison suggests that the time is ripe for policymakers and commentators to understand and encourage employees to hold or save for shares.
Naomi Eisenstadt FRSA demonstrates how to deliver services for young children, in her story about the development of Sure Start
Understanding the importance of human relationships can help drive down costs to public services, argues David Boyle FRSA
FRSAs Gill Howland and Jamie Smith believe there is now a sea change in government thinking on further education.
Alex Fox FRSA points out how cost-effective preventative care services can be.
Stewart Lansley FRSA argues that unless we tackle inequality, the slump will continue.
Nicholas Falk FRSA outlines some ways in which smarter growth in building infrastructure and new homes could be achieved.
The challenges that face free schools can be overcome by learning from experiences elsewhere.
The pressure of cuts will not always see the strong survive. Cary Cooper argues that managers should act fast.