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12 Nov 10
Welsh Assembly members have said they are prepared to have their pay frozen until 2015, a move that would save the public purse £1m.
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11 Nov 10
Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones said today that his government will do all it can to protect frontline health services
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29 Oct 10
The Welsh Government needs to do more on carbon reduction, assembly members have said
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20 Oct 10
The impact of the Spending Review will be less severe for the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland than it will be for most Whitehall departments, the UK government...
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8 Oct 10
The new auditor general for Wales has taken urgent action to improve openness and transparency at the Wales Audit Office
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7 Oct 10
A committee of health chiefs is to develop the shared services programme across the whole of the NHS in Wales.
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29 Sep 10
Auditors have called for a 'fundamental review' of special schools funding in Wales after an investigation revealed inconsistencies and weaknesses in funding arrangements
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23 Sep 10
The Welsh Assembly Government should be given control of youth justice policy, an independent report has recommended
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15 Sep 10
The Welsh Assembly Government has launched a campaign to reduce the estimated £50m wasted on unused medication.
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10 Sep 10
The Welsh Local Government Association has warned that the public sector cuts to be announced next month put Wales at greater risk of returning to recession.
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17 Aug 10
Investment in Welsh woodland could be at risk after auditors found that the criteria for grants from the Forestry Commission Wales were not sufficiently robust.
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14 Jul 10
Wales should be given greater borrowing and tax-rising powers, according to an authoritative review of the country’s funding
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13 Jul 10
Many school buildings in Wales are still not ‘fit for purpose’, despite attempts to address years of underinvestment, auditors have said
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13 Jul 10
Welsh Assembly Members have today voted to nominate Huw Vaughan Thomas as the next auditor general for Wales.
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2 Jul 10
The Welsh Government has announced a radical shake-up of higher education in Wales, which will mean 'significantly fewer' universities
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1 Jul 10
The preferred candidate for the role of Welsh auditor general has said he would make the Wales Audit Office an ‘accessible and responsive’ organisation that tries to connect more with people in Wales
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30 Jun 10
A former county council chief executive has been named as preferred candidate for auditor general for Wales
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30 Jun 10
The preferred candidate for the role of Welsh auditor general has said he would make the Wales Audit Office an ‘accessible and responsive’ organisation that tries to connect more with people in Wales
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15 Jun 10
The Welsh public sector is being urged to make organisation-wide changes to improve its financial reporting
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14 Jun 10
Public servants have once again been richly rewarded in the latest round of honours
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8 Jun 10
The Welsh Government has published planning guidance for greener new buildings just as the public sector in Wales comes under fire for failing to minimise the environmental effects of its existing...
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28 May 10
Stringent public spending cuts present the devolution settlement in the UK with its toughest test to date, a think-tank says today
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24 May 10
The formula which allocates public funding per head to people in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should be extended to regions in the north of England, according to a think-tank
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17 May 10
Grant-making public bodies should make sure the organisations they award money to are financially robust, auditors in Wales have said
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12 May 10
The Welsh Assembly Government is consulting on a fresh strategy to tackle child poverty
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