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13 Jul 17
Devolution done well could deliver growth that would cancel out the damage that will be done to the economy by Brexit, CIPFA conference delegates have heard.
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6 Jul 17
Facts and figures from the July edition of Public Finance magazine on migration trends, social housing and public attitudes to privatisation
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29 Jun 17
The Speaker of the House of Commons has today chosen which of Labour’s proposed amendments to the Queen’s Speech will be debated today.
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27 Jun 17
A second referendum on Scottish independence will be put on hold until after Brexit, Scotland’s first minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has said.
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27 Jun 17
European Union leaders have cautiously welcomed the prime minister Theresa May’s proposals on the rights of EU citizens to remain in the UK after Brexit but warn there are still “...
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26 Jun 17
EU citizens living in the UK will have to apply for ID cards under proposed post-Brexit policy, Downing Street has said today.
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26 Jun 17
Parliament needs to clarify the future of the UK’s legal system after Brexit, the Institute for Government has stated.
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21 Jun 17
The government’s redeployment of civil servants to key Brexit ministries risks overstretching Whitehall and leaving some policy areas exposed to further cuts, the FDA union has warned.
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21 Jun 17
Brexit has dominated today’s Queen’s Speech and there was little of significance for the public sector.
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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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12 Jun 17
Local government faces greater uncertainty because of the current political situation after the general election last week, the head of CIPFA has said.
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31 May 17
The NHS could face a bill of £500m and staff shortfalls of 70,000 thanks to Brexit, The Nuffield Trust has warned.
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22 May 17
A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
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11 May 17
Britain’s civil service needs urgent investment if it is to take on the challenge of Brexit, the union for senior civil servants has warned.
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8 May 17
There’s a lack of clarity about how Brexit may impact on the scope and powers of the UK’s three devolved administrations
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2 May 17
European Court of Auditors president Klaus-Heiner Lehne talks to PF about reform, Brexit and the role of facts in a ‘post-truth’ world
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28 Apr 17
The UK economy grew just 0.3% in the first quarter of this year, the slowest rate for a year, according to the Office for National Statistics.
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20 Apr 17
The government should not turn away from EU experts - who could be 'remainers' - if it wants the Brexit negotiations to be a success, former UK permanent representative to the European Union...
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5 Apr 17
Brexit could bring Scotland’s plans for a new generation of social housing grinding to a halt, leaders of the Scottish housing association movement have warned.
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4 Apr 17
Brexit is already having a profound effect on the recruitment and retention of public service workers, according to leading economist Jonathan Portes.
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4 Apr 17
The people have spoken. Britain is exiting the EU. And, with the triggering of Article 50, the transition from planning to execution has begun.
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4 Apr 17
As Brexit negotiations get under way, public sector organisations face an uncertain future. They need to assert themselves
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4 Apr 17
Whatever the post-Brexit state of the economy and public finances, there are some fiscal fundamentals that need to be addressed
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4 Apr 17
The idea that a more restrictive migration system will help public services recruit and retain the workers they need is ill founded
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3 Apr 17
Download our supplement on the implications of Brexit for public finance
13 Jul 17Devolution done well could deliver growth that would cancel out the damage that will be done to the economy by Brexit, CIPFA conference delegates have heard.
6 Jul 17Facts and figures from the July edition of Public Finance magazine on migration trends, social housing and public attitudes to privatisation
29 Jun 17The Speaker of the House of Commons has today chosen which of Labour’s proposed amendments to the Queen’s Speech will be debated today.
27 Jun 17A second referendum on Scottish independence will be put on hold until after Brexit, Scotland’s first minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has said.
27 Jun 17European Union leaders have cautiously welcomed the prime minister Theresa May’s proposals on the rights of EU citizens to remain in the UK after Brexit but warn there are still “...
26 Jun 17EU citizens living in the UK will have to apply for ID cards under proposed post-Brexit policy, Downing Street has said today.
26 Jun 17Parliament needs to clarify the future of the UK’s legal system after Brexit, the Institute for Government has stated.
21 Jun 17The government’s redeployment of civil servants to key Brexit ministries risks overstretching Whitehall and leaving some policy areas exposed to further cuts, the FDA union has warned.
21 Jun 17Brexit has dominated today’s Queen’s Speech and there was little of significance for the public sector.
19 Jun 17Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, which start today must keep public services at the heart of the debate, CIPFA has declared.
12 Jun 17Local government faces greater uncertainty because of the current political situation after the general election last week, the head of CIPFA has said.
31 May 17The NHS could face a bill of £500m and staff shortfalls of 70,000 thanks to Brexit, The Nuffield Trust has warned.
22 May 17A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
8 May 17There’s a lack of clarity about how Brexit may impact on the scope and powers of the UK’s three devolved administrations
2 May 17European Court of Auditors president Klaus-Heiner Lehne talks to PF about reform, Brexit and the role of facts in a ‘post-truth’ world
28 Apr 17The UK economy grew just 0.3% in the first quarter of this year, the slowest rate for a year, according to the Office for National Statistics.
20 Apr 17The government should not turn away from EU experts - who could be 'remainers' - if it wants the Brexit negotiations to be a success, former UK permanent representative to the European Union...
5 Apr 17Brexit could bring Scotland’s plans for a new generation of social housing grinding to a halt, leaders of the Scottish housing association movement have warned.
4 Apr 17The people have spoken. Britain is exiting the EU. And, with the triggering of Article 50, the transition from planning to execution has begun.
4 Apr 17As Brexit negotiations get under way, public sector organisations face an uncertain future. They need to assert themselves
4 Apr 17Whatever the post-Brexit state of the economy and public finances, there are some fiscal fundamentals that need to be addressed
4 Apr 17The idea that a more restrictive migration system will help public services recruit and retain the workers they need is ill founded
3 Apr 17Download our supplement on the implications of Brexit for public finance
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