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11 Nov 19
The European economy is headed for a period of more subdued growth as a result of uncertainty fuelled by trade conflicts and intensifying geopolitical tensions, according to the latest forecast.
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18 Jan 19
Having voted overwhelmingly to reject the Brexit deal, parliament must now make sure that the government is ready for no deal, says the Institute for Government’s Tim Durrant.
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16 May 18
Quangos will need to “rise from the ashes” to replace “whole swathes of EU regulation” following Brexit, the Public Accounts Committee chair has predicted to PF.
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10 Jan 18
Norway has said it hopes the UK will stay “as close as possible” to the single market after leaving the European Union.
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10 Jan 18
The National Audit Office has confirmed that it is already at work on examining the UK’s withdrawal payment from the European Union.
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8 Jan 18
Chancellor Philip Hammond has confirmed further analysis on the impact of Brexit will not be shared publicly.
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6 Sep 17
Tighter immigration rules in Britain post-Brexit could be relaxed for health and social care, a leaked Home Office paper has suggested.
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30 Aug 17
More than 70% of British adults said paying a Brexit divorce bill higher than £30bn would be unacceptable, according to an ICM poll.
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18 Aug 17
Councils will press the government to simplify procurement rules once the UK leaves the European Union, the Local Government Association has said.
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17 Jul 17
Councils must be included in vital discussions about converting EU law into British law, the Local Government Association has stated.
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19 Jun 17
Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, which start today must keep public services at the heart of the debate, CIPFA has declared.
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16 Jun 17
Brexit talks will go ahead on Monday even though it is unlikely the Conservatives will have reached a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party.
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29 Mar 17
CIPFA is launching an independent advisory commission on Brexit to highlight the risks and opportunities facing the public sector.
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12 Feb 16
The UK sent a total of £11.4bn to the European Union in 2014 and received £5.6bn in return, a net contribution of £5.7bn, government auditors have confirmed.
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2 Feb 16
UK business leaders believe Britain is better off in the European Union, where it can push for a more effective, competitive and sustainable EU from within, according to research commissioned by UK...
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26 Jan 16
A review by the European Commission has found that the public finances in the UK face a high level of risk due to increasing public sector debt levels forecast over the next decade.
11 Nov 19The European economy is headed for a period of more subdued growth as a result of uncertainty fuelled by trade conflicts and intensifying geopolitical tensions, according to the latest forecast.
18 Jan 19Having voted overwhelmingly to reject the Brexit deal, parliament must now make sure that the government is ready for no deal, says the Institute for Government’s Tim Durrant.
16 May 18Quangos will need to “rise from the ashes” to replace “whole swathes of EU regulation” following Brexit, the Public Accounts Committee chair has predicted to PF.
10 Jan 18Norway has said it hopes the UK will stay “as close as possible” to the single market after leaving the European Union.
8 Jan 18Chancellor Philip Hammond has confirmed further analysis on the impact of Brexit will not be shared publicly.
6 Sep 17Tighter immigration rules in Britain post-Brexit could be relaxed for health and social care, a leaked Home Office paper has suggested.
30 Aug 17More than 70% of British adults said paying a Brexit divorce bill higher than £30bn would be unacceptable, according to an ICM poll.
18 Aug 17Councils will press the government to simplify procurement rules once the UK leaves the European Union, the Local Government Association has said.
17 Jul 17Councils must be included in vital discussions about converting EU law into British law, the Local Government Association has stated.
16 Jun 17Brexit talks will go ahead on Monday even though it is unlikely the Conservatives will have reached a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party.
12 Feb 16The UK sent a total of £11.4bn to the European Union in 2014 and received £5.6bn in return, a net contribution of £5.7bn, government auditors have confirmed.
