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31 May 22
David Green takes a look at how organisations from ratings agencies to the government view counterparty and credit risk in UK councils.
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6 Apr 22
Councils in England have been banned from using capital receipts to fund discretionary redundancy payments, the government announced, as it extended spending flexibilities for service reforms....
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2 Mar 21
It is not too late for the chancellor to show the government is serious about its aim of ‘levelling up’, says IPPR North’s Marcus Johns.
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21 Oct 20
The Treasury has confirmed the Comprehensive Spending Review will only set departmental budgets for next year, due to the economic disruption caused by Covid-19.
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23 Sep 20
A London council is likely to have to issue a section 114 notice if a bid to use capital funds for revenue services is refused by central government, its section 151 officer has indicated.
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13 Dec 19
The government has announced major capital spending plans for the NHS in recent months, but will they offer a sufficient health boost? Alison Moore reports.
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9 Dec 19
Nowhere is under-investment in health more visible than in the state of NHS buildings and equipment, writes NHS Providers’ David Williams.
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25 Oct 19
The government’s NHS capital funding plans will not be enough to bring spending in line with other OECD countries, a health charity has found.
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18 Oct 19
The cost of running the NHS estate increased by 8% in the last financial year, NHS Digital statistics have shown.
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1 Oct 19
Health experts have warned the £2.8bn the government plans to spend on hospital upgrades “falls well short” of what is needed.
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5 Aug 19
Much of the £1.8bn for NHS infrastructure announced by Boris Johnson is money providers already have, health experts have said.
31 May 22David Green takes a look at how organisations from ratings agencies to the government view counterparty and credit risk in UK councils.
6 Apr 22Councils in England have been banned from using capital receipts to fund discretionary redundancy payments, the government announced, as it extended spending flexibilities for service reforms....
2 Mar 21It is not too late for the chancellor to show the government is serious about its aim of ‘levelling up’, says IPPR North’s Marcus Johns.
21 Oct 20The Treasury has confirmed the Comprehensive Spending Review will only set departmental budgets for next year, due to the economic disruption caused by Covid-19.
23 Sep 20A London council is likely to have to issue a section 114 notice if a bid to use capital funds for revenue services is refused by central government, its section 151 officer has indicated.
13 Dec 19The government has announced major capital spending plans for the NHS in recent months, but will they offer a sufficient health boost? Alison Moore reports.
9 Dec 19Nowhere is under-investment in health more visible than in the state of NHS buildings and equipment, writes NHS Providers’ David Williams.
25 Oct 19The government’s NHS capital funding plans will not be enough to bring spending in line with other OECD countries, a health charity has found.
18 Oct 19The cost of running the NHS estate increased by 8% in the last financial year, NHS Digital statistics have shown.
1 Oct 19Health experts have warned the £2.8bn the government plans to spend on hospital upgrades “falls well short” of what is needed.
