The capital and south are pricing out those who service them. Felicity Lawrence reports. Much of the old incentive to serve has gone Council houses loss will leave big hole. The Guardian's campaign to revive public services is backed by George Monbiot . Waves of privatisation have led to big changes, says Charlotte Denny .
Labour remembers the bad old days.
Future vision Tom McNally wants a system built on the best of what we know. What Britain needs is innovation - not spin David Willetts on how Labour's mistakes in social policy have left us trailing other countries. Quality, not quantity Matthew Taylor and Gavin Kelly on the importance of making diversity serve its purpose across the public sector. Sue Richards, Professor of public policy Andrew Foster, Audit commission controller Digby Jones, CBI director general Cathryn Whiteside, IT marketing manager Julia Neuberger, Health charity executive John Monks, TUC general secretary Sebert Cox, Housing chairman Christine Whatford, Education director Sheila Lawlor, Policy director Fighting bureaucracy Battling the dreaded B-word Richard Reeves and John Knell assess progress as a government taskforce declares war on paperwork. We don't believe in privatisation any more.