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NAO: ‘Long way to go’ on unsafe cladding remediation
The National Audit Office has found delays and risks to the government programme of remediation...
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Government raises tuition fees
University fees are set to rise for the first time in eight years.
Labour urged to be bolder about Budget pro-growth credentials
Labour should make a stronger case for its supply-side growth plans, according to a cross-party...
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PAC announces raft of inquiries into AI, NHS and more
MPs sitting on the Public Accounts Committee have announced 18 inquiries for 2025.
Scottish council finance chiefs worried over budgets
Scottish councils are under “extraordinary pressure” and facing financial unsustainability,...
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Think-tanks make case for doubling online gambling tax
Doubling online gambling tax could raise up to £900m, research has found.
Taking profit out of children’s care ‘not easy or straightforward’
Removing profit from children’s care services in Wales needs careful planning and investment,...
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Solace: Councils forced to make ‘increasingly repugnant cuts’
Local authority finances should be urgently addressed so they can contribute to the national...
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Industrial strategy targets growth in key sectors
The government has announced its proposed industrial strategy for the next ten years.
Winter fuel payment cut will affect most pensioners around the poverty line
Four in five pensioners living around the poverty line will lose their winter fuel payments, a new...
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Relentless pressures and a sector in danger – Owen Mapley warns MPs about council finances
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