[Skip to content]

Public Finance logo
PFJobs logo

pfjobs is the official public sector finance and management jobsite of the Public Finance magazine and CIPFA, the UK's leading professional accountancy body specialising in the public sector.

Search public sector accountancy jobs


Latest jobs by sector:

Latest jobs by region:

Advertise public sector accountancy vacancies

pfjobs.co.uk is the jobsite for workers in public sector finance, accountancy and management.

Setting up a recruiter account takes just a few minutes. We'll call you back and sort out payment. Then you can post your job. It's that simple.

Find out more about recruiter accounts on pfjobs

ADVERTISEMENT
.

Housing

Read news, opinion and features on Housing issues. 

  • Planning is safe in our hands, by Bob Neill
    BOB NEILL | The shadow local government secretary wants to set the record straight about Conservative planning policies 11 March 2010
  • House of cards, by Ian Mulheirn
    IAN MULHEIRN | Politicians are falling over themselves to help home-buyers. But the housing market is already saturated and funds should instead be directed to enterprise 04 March 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
  • Left high and dry?The Conservatives’ planning green paper, launched this week, proposes to scrap most of Labour’s reforms and devolve many decisions to local communities. But critics fear this will be a charter for ‘Nimbyism’ and leave building projects all at sea. Peter Hetherington reports
  • Taking good careThe recent green paper on social care was a step in the right direction. But, as well as focusing on the long term, short-term measures still have to be made for those in need now. Sue Collins explains
  • Bringing it homeLabour’s emphasis on councils building homes looks to be a return to its roots. But, as John Perry argues, it is changes to the housing finance system that signal significant reform