This report sets out a framework for strengthening the public health function of the Government's health strategy, and was a key component of implementing the NHS Plan, based on a programme of health improvement and service quality set out in the 1999 White Paper Saving Lives: Our Healthier Nation. This programme demanded stronger public health capability at every level to be effective. Sir Liam called for a wider understanding of health and well-being, better coordination and communication within the public health function and with other agencies, sustained community development and public engagement and and an increase of capacity and capabilities within the public health function.

Includes a template letter dated 28 March 2001 sent out to fellow health professionals with the report, acknowledging the contribution of Sir Kenneth Calman (Chief Medical Officer for England from 1991 - 1998) and others.

This report was written in conjunction with Sir Liam's Report of a Census of Organs and Tissues Retained by Pathology Services in England and in response to public criticism at the unauthorised retention of children's tissue and organs at certain hospitals.

It drew together problems and concerns with the current system and made recommendations for change to ensure greater respect and compassion for the deceased and bereaved, clearer information on the medical purpose of such retention and greater participation in decisions by families, while preserving the need to continue the practice more appropriately for research and training needs.

Legislative reform was also recommended to require clear consent from families for retention and the need for an independent commission to be established to return organs and tissues to families where requested.

'A centre for the future', p1-3.

Enlarged and double sided galley proof pages from the Planning Brochure for the Lee House Redevelopment project by the MEPC investment firm. Focuses on the building modifications, opportunities and environmental impact. Also contains a map print out of the location for Lee House.

Print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn and subsequently hand-coloured.

Caricature of the diplomatic mission of Lord McCartney to the Emperor of China in 1792.

Originally published 14 September 1792.

Showing crowds greeting the Duke on 28 September 1827

Concerning socioeconomic inequality in Germany. Proof copy for The Nineteenth Century and After periodical.