David Cameron will later promise to "turn government on its head" and make every Whitehall department accountable against published milestones for what they want to achieve.The Prime Minister will say he wants to change the way the country is run so that public services are geared towards their users rather than centrally-imposed targets and bureaucrats.

As part of that, departments will from Thursday begin publishing "structural reform plans" setting out their top priorities and key milestones so that voters can measure their performance.

The first to do so will be the Department for Education and the Department for Communities and Local Government.

In a speech to civil servants at a conference in London, Mr Cameron will say that transparency and competition would help improve choice.

He will say that "radical reform" is needed to raise standards of services at a time when public spending is being slashed.

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