Society daily 06.07.2010

Full coverage: Public sector cuts Dorrell warns against ringfencing NHS budget Ministers to impose lower redundancy payouts Key facts: public sector redundancy packages Editorial: public sector unions need to change tactics Eric Pickles: I won't be micromanaging local councils Paul Gregg on incapacity benefit reform Cutswatch: send us stories about cutbacks in your area Archive: all SocietyGuardian public sector cuts stories Today's top SocietyGuardian news and comment Sharon Shoesmith warns about 'Baby P effect' on social services Home internet a necessity of modern life, JRF study finds Minister says people should give 1% of income to charity Polly Toynbee: the coalition's NHS 'volcano of ideology' All today's SocietyGuardian stories Other news… Eric Pickles is urging councils to pool resources from CEOs and lawyers to press officers and planning departments, reports the Financial Times. Cuts mean we may see less of the Queen – she may do fewer engagements to save money, according to the Daily Telegraph. No 10 has backed the south London parents who let their young children cycle to school unaccompanied, reports the Daily Mail. On my radar... • Nesta's "Reeboot Britain" report into how digital innovation can change public services. • A Demos report that recommends charities adopt "achievable" social value measurement targets . • Nick Seddon of Reform on why the cuts mean everything is changing for charities . "Value for money will be a key concern and this means that the brand won't be enough: nobody will be that interested in handing contracts to charities just because they are charities: they will need not only to add value but to demonstrate that they add value." • Blogger and mental health social worker Fighting Monsters on what makes a good manager . Preview of tomorrow's SocietyGuardian supplement 25 years after the Birmingham riots, locals say investment is beginning to pay off. But there are fears that cuts will undermine progress. The UK's longest running race discrimination case - now in its tenth year. Why won't the Crown Prosecution Service let up? Christopher Manthorp on pioneering dementia care in Yorkshire. Peter Hetherington on why Eric Pickles might regret the fixation with 'localism'. Interview: Denis Campbell meets Lindsey Davies, the new president of the UK Faculty of Public Health . Special supplement on the future of public services. Guardian awards Guardian Public Services Awards 2010 Guardian Charity Awards 2010 SocietyGuardian Social Enterprise Summit We are starting to plan this year's SocietyGuardian Social Enterprise Summit. Last year's summit was a great success - you can read about it here . Once again we are looking to showcase inspiration, innovation and practical ideas on how social enterprises can deliver public services. Whether you are from the public sector or from a social business, we want you to tell us who you'd like to see and what you would like discussed. Email [email protected] . You can Follow Guardian Social Enterprise on Twitter . SocietyGuardian blogs Joe Public Sarah Boseley's global health blog Society Daily blog Society Daily blog editor: Patrick Butler Email the editor: [email protected] Follow Patrick Butler on Twitter Sign up to Society Daily email briefing SocietyGuardian links SocietyGuardian.co.uk Follow SocietyGuardian on Twitter Enter the Guardian Public Services Awards Public - the Guardian's website for senior public sector executives The Guardian's public and voluntary sector careers page Hundreds of public and voluntary sector jobs SocietyGuardian editor: Alison Benjamin Email the SocietyGuardian editor: [email protected]