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9 Jun 11
Government targets have resulted in 'skewed approaches' being taken by the ambulance service in England for more than a decade, auditors say today.
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15 Apr 11
The government has come under fire for setting aside £56m of this year’s budget to abolish the Audit Commission, which could still exist in 2014/15.
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21 Mar 11
The Treasury could be in line for an £8bn ‘windfall’ this year because of higher than expected tax receipts and lower government spending, leading economists said today.
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24 Nov 10
The schools white paper has failed to set out the coalition's plans for school funding arrangements and the pupil premium
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10 Feb 10
Strong economic recovery in the UK will depend on public sector investment, not on deficit reduction plans, a leading economist has warned
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30 Jul 09
Hull’s NHS primary care trust has moved to transfer services and 1,200 staff to a community interest company - just a week after unions met health ministers to urge a rethink on privatisation
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2 Jul 09
A former refugee who worked his way up from Kodak’s factory floor, the deputy chair of the Audit Commission tells Vivienne Russell how his broad perspective informs his role
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25 Jun 09
BBC director general Mark Thompson has announced a series of measures aimed at making the broadcaster one of the most transparent organisations in the public sector
9 Jun 11Government targets have resulted in 'skewed approaches' being taken by the ambulance service in England for more than a decade, auditors say today.
15 Apr 11The government has come under fire for setting aside £56m of this year’s budget to abolish the Audit Commission, which could still exist in 2014/15.
21 Mar 11The Treasury could be in line for an £8bn ‘windfall’ this year because of higher than expected tax receipts and lower government spending, leading economists said today.
24 Nov 10The schools white paper has failed to set out the coalition's plans for school funding arrangements and the pupil premium
10 Feb 10Strong economic recovery in the UK will depend on public sector investment, not on deficit reduction plans, a leading economist has warned
