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- Lexington’s Property Bulletin: NOVEMBER 2009
- Pre-Budget Report 2009
- Lexington’s Property Bulletin: MARCH 2010
- Social Care Disunity – The Key Issue For The General Election
- Cancer Hits Centre Stage – But At What Cost?
- Lexington’s Property Bulletin: MAY 2010
- Health White Paper Analysis
- Lexington’s Property Bulletin: AUGUST 2010
- Regenerative Medicine Committee Inquiry
- Lexington’s Property Bulletin: NOVEMBER 2010
- Health Lexcomm: Public Health White Paper
- Power To The People: The Localism Bill
- New Year 2011
- Tory success overshadowed by concerns over future of the Coalition
- Health Lexcomm: Crunch Time For Lansley
- Lex Event: Business Wants More Focus on Growth
- Health Lexcomm: The Listening Is Over. It’s Back To Business.
- Health Lexcomm: Finding The Right Remedy
- Summer Recess Lexcomm
- Health Select Committee NICE Inquiry
- 2011 Pre-Party Conference Lexcomm
- Think Tank Quarterly: The Growth Edition
- Transport Committee Aviation Strategy Inquiry
- Labour Party Conference Lexcomm
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- Party Conference Round-up Lexcomm
- Property Lexcomm: A view from the conferences
- Health Lexcomm: Post Conference 2011
- Autumn Statement Look Ahead Lexcomm
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- Property Lexcomm: Will infrastructure deliver growth?
- Health Lexcomm: Life Sciences Review
- Think Tank Quarterly: Rebalancing the economy
- 2012 New Year Lexcomm
- Think Tank Quarterly: Localism
- London Mayoral Election Look Ahead
- Health Lexcomm : Health and Social Care Bill passes final hurdle
- Budget 2012 Lexcomm: Osborne’s Budget in danger of unravelling
- NPPF: from national controversy to local debate Lexcomm
- Back on the bottle: Government publishes Alcohol Strategy, Select Committee launches inquiry
- Think Tank Quarterly: The Skills Edition
- May 2012 Election Lexcomm
- 2012 Queen’s Speech Lexcomm
- Lexington sponsors Conservative Home business debate
- Health Lexcomm: Lukewarm reaction to ‘Lansley loan’
- Think Tank Quarterly: Public Services, Private Sector Delivery
- Boundary blues create electoral mountain for Cameron to climb
- The economy: Housing comes into the spotlight
- Cameron placates his party - for now
- Health takes centre stage in reshuffle
- CLG and the reshuffle - focus on growth or politics as usual?
- DCMS Post-Reshuffle: An Opportunity for Industry
- Lib Dem Conference 2012: The Week Ahead
- LID DEM AND LABOUR CONFERENCES: A LOOK BACK AND A LOOK AHEAD
- Conservative Conference: Cameron’s Challenge
- Party Conference Roundup 2012 - Health Matters
- Heseltine Review: Who will ape Tarzan?
- Keep Calm and Carry On: Autumn Statement 2012
- Autumn Statement: Capital spend up, but how many spades in the ground?
- Life Sciences Strategy - work in progress
- LexComm Education: Vocation, Vocation, Vocation
- FRANCIS: HEADS WON’T ROLL
- EASTLEIGH - DISASTROUS TORY PERFORMANCE THREATENS CAMERON AND COALITION
- Think Tank Quarterly - Welfare Reform
- Banking Commission Gives Osborne a Political Headache
- BUDGET 2013: Osborne plays it safe as growth falters
- THE BUDGET HOUSING DEBATE: ELECTION 2015 STARTS HERE
- Retail banking lexcomm
- LexComm: Political Attention Shifts to Retail Banking
- The New NHS: All change … or is it?
- QUEEN’S SPEECH 2013: IS THE COALITION RUNNING OUT OF STEAM?
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