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21 Oct 99
Winning money for new recruits from the crime-fighting fund could be conditional on police authorities signing up to the new national communications project.
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14 Oct 99
Hilary Armstrong this week refused to rule out further local government reorganisation in England under New Labour.
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16 Sep 99
Scotland's new auditor general wants water authorities to lose the freedom to appoint their own auditors.
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16 Sep 99
A senior local government finance official in Scotland has suggested that millions of pounds in community charge debts should be written off.
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26 Aug 99
Teachers' unions in Scotland are set to reject a pay offer worth nearly 15% over three years.
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15 Jul 99
Scotland's new auditor general could also combine the role of controller of audit under proposals put forward by Scottish finance minister Jack McConnell.
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8 Jul 99
A campaign by the Local Government Association to overhaul the voting system for local elections has resulted in the creation of a commission to consider the issue.
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1 Jul 99
Unison has welcomed changes to the Private Finance Initiative which no longer require staff to transfer to the private sector.
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17 Jun 99
They were trumpeted as the end of an iniquitous internal market in health.
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3 Jun 99
NHS managers are all too aware that there is rarely a moment to pause and take stock.
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20 May 99
Local authorities in the north, the Midlands and Scotland will now be expected to absorb 20,000 or more refugees from the Kosovo war, it was revealed this week.
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20 May 99
The role of negotiating grants to the new Scottish assembly has been given to John Reid, who impressed Number 10 when transport minister by facing down protesting lorry-drivers angered by increases...
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29 Apr 99
On May 6, the local council elections in England, Wales and Scotland will be an important test of the state of the parties.
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15 Apr 99
Serious financial irregularities at a further education college in Cheshire could be occurring in colleges across the country, the National Audit Office warned this week.
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8 Apr 99
The 28 new NHS trusts created in Scotland on April 1 should be governed by 'high levels of probity' to protect the public purse, the Accounts Commission said this week.
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10 Sep 98
Fundamental changes to welfare reform are likely to be deferred again because of a backlog of legislation that is to be included in the Queen's speech later this year.
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16 Jul 98
The show of defiance by the Lords over Scottish tuition fees has ended in compromise, with the government promising to establish an independent commission to monitor the effects of the so-called...
21 Oct 99Winning money for new recruits from the crime-fighting fund could be conditional on police authorities signing up to the new national communications project.
