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Opinion

  • The cult of council tax cuts, by Heather Wakefield
    All over the country, councils are seeking to freeze or even cut council tax. This will have devastating effects on local services, while saving council taxpayers very little indeed. 09 February 2010
  • Monitoring the quangos, by James Close
    JAMES CLOSE | A pledge to scrap a number of education quangos underpinned Nick Clegg’s recent announcement to give every child from a poor home a £2,500 funding boost 08 February 2010
  • Get real on redundancy pay, by Mark Serwotka
    The PCS union is balloting its members on industrial action over cuts to redundancy payments for civil servants. Five other unions have accepted the changes, but the PCS represents almost three times their combined membership. 04 February 2010
  • Getting personal, by Jenny Owen
    The drives toward passing the Personal Care at Home Bill, the green paper/white paper ideas and the social care transformation agenda are not convincingly synchronised. They need to be - there’s a lot at stake. 04 February 2010
  • Another fine mess, by Judy Hirst
    JUDY HIRST | Who are the good guys? For the protagonists in The Road – the movie based on Cormac McCarthy’s dystopian novel – it’s a life and death question. 04 February 2010
  • The grim reality, by Tony Travers
    TONY TRAVERS | Four hapless MPs have been experiencing the hell of high-rise living as part of a TV show. Such housing problems are not new, but compelling solutions seem no closer 04 February 2010

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  • No easing the painThe recession is officially over. But the misery will continue when the next government has to decide between continuing economic life support or paying off the debt. Peter Riddell asks which party has a credible plan
  • Step changeTotal Place could help solve the problem of drastic funding cuts for local services. But it’s going to be a steep learning curve for both Whitehall and town halls, says John Tizard
  • Structural deficitA long list of essential infrastructure projects is crying out for attention, but traditional funding sources are drying up. Mark Hellowell asks whether the new government agency Infrastructure UK can really come to the rescue
  • Bad medicineMore than £3.3bn of NHS funds could be lost to fraud each year. But there are ways to curb this without harming patients, Jim Gee explains

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