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  • Report looking at best practice activities in the UK manufacturing sector.

  • Report looking at the UK manufacturing sector’s preparedness for an ageing population.

  • Report investigating the micro-economic trends in the UK manufacturing sector.

  • Report looking at the role of government procurement in UK manufacturing.

  • Report looking at the trends that will shape and influence factories in the future.

  • Report looking at the decline in manufacturing employment in the UK and US.

  • Report exploring which business models might ensure UK value from emerging sectors.

  • Foresight project looking at the long-term picture for the UK manufacturing sector between now and 2050.

  • Examines how changes in global incomes influence import demand across different products and markets. BIS research paper number 144.

  • Annual report on children and young people’s health from the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Professor Dame Sally C Davies.

  • This statistical release presents the cost per participant of the School Games.

  • Results of research into councils’ attitudes towards using digital to improve local public services.

  • Looks at the structure of the UK construction supply chain and identifies areas for cost savings. BIS research paper 145.

  • This study by Atkins ltd assesses the potential for deep geothermal power generation in the UK.

  • Findings from thematic inspections of initial teacher education partnerships that took place during 2012 and 2013 to promote improvement.

  • October 2013 statistics on the Green Deal for the domestic sector, information on ECO brokerage and latest statistics on measures installed under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO).

  • Strategies, approaches and lessons learned from London colleges.

  • Report on the UK cyber security sector and how to help the sector grow.

  • This report reviews the equality requirements placed on public bodies when carrying out their day-to-day work.

  • Supporting emerging technologies which the UK can exploit and lead globally, where full commercial funding is not otherwise available.