Briefing: Health Bill – House of Lords committee stage, 28 October 2026
This briefing sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Health Bill and identifies several issues that require further scrutiny and amendment.
Consultation responses Evidence submitted by the Health Foundation to government and other official consultations
Briefing: Health Bill – House of Lords second reading, 13 October 2026
This briefing sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Health Bill and identifies several issues that require further scrutiny and amendment.
Briefing: Health Bill – report stage and third reading, 7–8 September 2026
This briefing sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Health Bill and identifies several issues that require further scrutiny and amendment.
Written evidence: Health Bill, Committee stage
This evidence sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Health Bill and identifies several issues that require scrutiny and amendment as the bill progresses through Parliament.
Briefing: Health Bill, Second Reading, Monday 1 June 2026
This briefing aims to support MPs during the Second Reading of the Health Bill on Monday 1 June 2026. It sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Bill and identifies five issues that r...
Scottish election briefing: Improving health and reducing inequalities
Ahead of the Scottish elections in May 2026, the Health Foundation has produced a briefing providing our recommendations for progress in several key areas to improve health and tackle inequalities: yo...
Briefing: English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, Report Stage, Monday 24 and Tuesday 25 November
Our amendments tabled to the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill.
Briefing: English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, Second Reading, 2 September 2025
Our briefing ahead of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill second reading on 2 September 2025.
Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill: Second reading in the House of Commons
We respond to the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill, setting out how the Bill could impact on health and employment, and who would be affected.
‘Pathways to Work’ Green Paper
Our paper provides a rapid health impact assessment (HIA) of the government’s welfare reforms. It uses a systematic and defined framework to assess and set out the expected health impacts on those dir...