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Local authority spin-offs win first mutual awards
Osborne drops plan to cap charity tax reliefs
Counties join cities in seeking economic powers
Smaller councils want new agency to appoint their auditors
British ‘better off now than in the last Jubilee’
Spend on demographic time bomb now, ministers told
NI offenders will pay levy for victims
Pickles seeks new chair for dwindling Audit Commission
R&C tax deals ‘reasonable’ but broke guidelines, inquiry finds
Scotland will collect its own taxes, says Swinney
Public sector pay rises by just 0.6%
Developers must stand by planning deals, says LGA
Councils call for greater powers to tackle housing crisis
Darling launches Scotland’s ‘No’ to independence campaign
Hammond outlines plans for smaller army
NHS staff mutuals given £19m incentive
Winsor right for police inspector role, says Home Office
Charities are tools of government, argues IEA
English councils sign up to troubled families scheme
MSPs to debate scandal of jobless youth
Satisfaction with NHS services plummets
Council Tax Benefit cuts will hit poorest hardest, says LGA
Devolution to local government ‘too late’
Whitehall needs to talk more to councils, says NAO
Tax breaks for private landlords ‘would ease rental crisis’
Olympics ‘on time and in budget’
Social care spending shrinks by £2bn
Bank of England launches lending stimulus
Councils could save billions sharing services, says Pickles
Councils to be rewarded for public health progress
MyCSP wins more public sector contracts
Scots slam nuclear submarine plan as Trident contract announced
Liverpool mayor among Queen’s Birthday Honours
Public fears economic effect of local pay deals
Ministers seek broader measure of child poverty
Commission calls for ‘cultural shift’ in care of older people
U-turn possible on regional pay
Scepticism over post-independence banking regulation
No English lessons for Scotland
Whitehall shake-up could cost senior staff their jobs
NAO finds flaws in central government internal audit
Cost-cutting concern over private prisons
Clark promises roll-out of powers
Hospitals must be clinically and financially sustainable, says NHS head
Borough pilot scheme to include other councils
Scotland shakes up governance of post-16 education
Councils ‘not prepared for new code of conduct’
Spending on health varies widely in UK
LGA presses on with local government bond
Pickles wants to halt 'massive payouts' to redundant town hall chiefs
We need more powers right now, says LGA
Offa seeks evidence of best ways of attracting poorer students
Councils face £16.5bn funding gap by 2020
Skills Funding Agency breached IFRS
Redmond calls for Merseyside mayor
Tenth consecutive fall in public sector jobs
Housing Benefit ‘should be devolved to councils’
Poorest Welsh face Council Tax Benefit cuts
Treasury consults on Scottish bonds power
Accountancy and law latest to benefit from apprenticeship fund
Public sector choice review launched
Council services targeted for mutuals
Huge debts threaten to put NHS trust into administration
Means-test elderly benefits to pay for care funding, says IFS
UK borrowing reaches £17.9bn
Osborne delays fuel duty rise
PM argues for national debate on benefits
Audit Commission appoints new chief
School bursars believe they are under-paid, survey shows
Police’s response to antisocial behaviour improves
Public sector cuts could continue for ten years, says Heywood
Welsh councils need to involve public more, says WAO
NI pensioners miss out on benefits
O'Dowd gives NI education £72m cash boost
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News - June 2012
Scotland shakes up governance of post-16 education
A planned 'once in a generation' revamp of post-16 education in Scotland has won qualified cross-party support at Holyrood.
28 June 2012
Councils 'not prepared for new code of conduct'
The Committee on Standards in Public Life has warned that many local authorities are not ready for the new standards regime that takes effect for councillors next week.
28 June 2012
Spending on health varies widely in UK
There are considerable variations in health spending, staffing and outcomes across the four nations of the UK, auditors said today.
29 June 2012
LGA presses on with local government bond
A collective local government bond could be issued as early as 2014, the Local Government Association conference was told yesterday.
29 June 2012
Pickles wants to halt 'massive payouts' to redundant town hall chiefs
Council chief executives made redundant as a result of shared services should not receive 'massive' pay-offs, Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles has said.
29 June 2012
We need more powers right now, says LGA
Whitehall has been urged to devolve more powers to local government as soon as possible to give councils a greater role in economic development.
28 June 2012
Offa seeks evidence of best ways of attracting poorer students
The head of the Office for Fair Access has said the higher education watchdog needs evidence of which ways of encouraging poorer students to apply for and stay on at university are most successful.
28 June 2012
Councils face £16.5bn funding gap by 2020
The growing costs of councils' care and statutory responsibilities will wipe out any funding for other services within eight years unless Whitehall provides urgent cash, the Local Government Association has warned.
27 June 2012
Skills Funding Agency breached IFRS
The Skills Funding Agency has had its accounts qualified for failing to include further education colleges' financial statements.
27 June 2012
Redmond calls for Merseyside mayor
There should be a mayor for the whole Merseyside area not just the city of Liverpool, according to the campaigner and TV producer Phil Redmond.
13 June 2012
Tenth consecutive fall in public sector jobs
Public sector employment in the UK fell by 39,000 in the first three months of 2012, the tenth consecutive quarterly drop, the Office for National Statistics revealed today.
20 June 2012
Housing Benefit 'should be devolved to councils'
Councils should be given control of the Housing Benefit budget and use it to build new, affordable housing, the Institute for Public Policy Research has said.
21 June 2012
Poorest Welsh face Council Tax Benefit cuts
Welsh people on low incomes are set to be £74 a year worse off following the government's localisation of Council Tax Benefit, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has found.
21 June 2012
Treasury consults on Scottish bonds power
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander has launched a consultation over whether Scotland should have the power to issue its own bonds.
22 June 2012
Accountancy and law latest to benefit from apprenticeship fund
Business Secretary Vince Cable today launched 4,230 new 'Higher Apprenticeships' to fill skill gaps in sectors such as accountancy, the law and social care.
22 June 2012
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