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15 Jun 18
Digital transformation in government will requite “ongoing investment” and next year’s spending review offers an opportunity to realise its financial potential, according to digital and public...
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15 Jun 18
Spending per head on local authority-led children’s services will regress 20% to 2005 levels, according to a report out this week.
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15 Jun 18
Universal credit is pushing additional costs onto councils, while the overall scheme may never provide value for money, according to the National Audit Office.
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14 Jun 18
Wales would take a financial hit if the Barnett formula is used to allocate replacement funding for EU programmes, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned.
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14 Jun 18
The Welsh Government has admitted that a relationship it entered into with Pinewood film studios did not provide value for money, according to a Wales Audit Office probe.
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14 Jun 18
Some current tax systems across the world – including the UK’s - are “irresponsible” and are doing nothing to improve gender equality, a parliamentary panel has warned.
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13 Jun 18
English councils are allocating larger proportions of their budget to adult social care while spending less on the area in real terms, according to two reports.
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13 Jun 18
The British public have shown “overwhelming” support to increase annual spending on health and social care over the next 15 years, according to a poll released today.
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13 Jun 18
The business rates system must be reformed to protect councils against “unfair” appeals risk, council leaders have said today.
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12 Jun 18
A new framework setting out an economic, social and environmental vision for Scotland has been set out by first minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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12 Jun 18
A leading committee of MPs has pointed to a staggering 1.5 million avoidable A&E admissions as evidence of the government’s underfunding of preventative health care.
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12 Jun 18
Only one third of councils will be able to replace homes sold under the right to buy scheme in five years’ time, council leaders have warned.
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11 Jun 18
Local authorities are demanding that the government clarifies how it will fund infrastructure after the UK loses billions of pounds from the European Investment Bank following Brexit.
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11 Jun 18
Ireland’s biggest accountancy body is partnering with CIPFA to help accountants better manage public budgets in a fast-changing environment.
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11 Jun 18
Interest rates on student loans must be reduced to prevent student debt reaching £1trn, a group of Lords has said.
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11 Jun 18
The NHS has today been urged to improve efforts to integrate care based on close co-operation with local authorities in order to improve services.
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11 Jun 18
Ending homelessness could reap the government a £16bn windfall within a decade, according to a leading charity.
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8 Jun 18
National Health Service staff across England will receive an average 6.5% pay rise after unions agreed to accept a government wage offer.
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8 Jun 18
An investigation is to be launched into the response of fire services to the Grenfell Tower inferno in which 71 people died, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed.
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8 Jun 18
A charity is demanding a major shake up in the social security system because of “shameful” shortcomings that left one and a half million people in destitution in 2017.
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8 Jun 18
The main civil service union will hold a strike ballot after rejecting a “derisory” 1% government pay offer.
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8 Jun 18
The Treasury has told MPs it will not defend its plans for an environmental watchdog set up to fill a regulatory hole left by Brexit that has been branded “toothless”.
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7 Jun 18
A major trade union has overwhelmingly rejected a proposed National Health Service pay offer, which it says merely continues cuts to wages in real terms.
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7 Jun 18
Health expenditure in the UK is lagging behind its European neighbours and it must spend more, the National Health Service Confederation is warning.
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7 Jun 18
The NHS has wasted nearly £2.4m reviewing the handling of misdirected clinical correspondence, a group of MPs has found.
15 Jun 18Digital transformation in government will requite “ongoing investment” and next year’s spending review offers an opportunity to realise its financial potential, according to digital and public...
15 Jun 18Spending per head on local authority-led children’s services will regress 20% to 2005 levels, according to a report out this week.
15 Jun 18Universal credit is pushing additional costs onto councils, while the overall scheme may never provide value for money, according to the National Audit Office.
14 Jun 18Wales would take a financial hit if the Barnett formula is used to allocate replacement funding for EU programmes, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned.
14 Jun 18The Welsh Government has admitted that a relationship it entered into with Pinewood film studios did not provide value for money, according to a Wales Audit Office probe.
14 Jun 18Some current tax systems across the world – including the UK’s - are “irresponsible” and are doing nothing to improve gender equality, a parliamentary panel has warned.
13 Jun 18English councils are allocating larger proportions of their budget to adult social care while spending less on the area in real terms, according to two reports.
13 Jun 18The British public have shown “overwhelming” support to increase annual spending on health and social care over the next 15 years, according to a poll released today.
13 Jun 18The business rates system must be reformed to protect councils against “unfair” appeals risk, council leaders have said today.
12 Jun 18A new framework setting out an economic, social and environmental vision for Scotland has been set out by first minister Nicola Sturgeon.
12 Jun 18A leading committee of MPs has pointed to a staggering 1.5 million avoidable A&E admissions as evidence of the government’s underfunding of preventative health care.
12 Jun 18Only one third of councils will be able to replace homes sold under the right to buy scheme in five years’ time, council leaders have warned.
11 Jun 18Local authorities are demanding that the government clarifies how it will fund infrastructure after the UK loses billions of pounds from the European Investment Bank following Brexit.
11 Jun 18Ireland’s biggest accountancy body is partnering with CIPFA to help accountants better manage public budgets in a fast-changing environment.
11 Jun 18Interest rates on student loans must be reduced to prevent student debt reaching £1trn, a group of Lords has said.
11 Jun 18The NHS has today been urged to improve efforts to integrate care based on close co-operation with local authorities in order to improve services.
11 Jun 18Ending homelessness could reap the government a £16bn windfall within a decade, according to a leading charity.
8 Jun 18National Health Service staff across England will receive an average 6.5% pay rise after unions agreed to accept a government wage offer.
8 Jun 18An investigation is to be launched into the response of fire services to the Grenfell Tower inferno in which 71 people died, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed.
8 Jun 18A charity is demanding a major shake up in the social security system because of “shameful” shortcomings that left one and a half million people in destitution in 2017.
8 Jun 18The main civil service union will hold a strike ballot after rejecting a “derisory” 1% government pay offer.
8 Jun 18The Treasury has told MPs it will not defend its plans for an environmental watchdog set up to fill a regulatory hole left by Brexit that has been branded “toothless”.
7 Jun 18A major trade union has overwhelmingly rejected a proposed National Health Service pay offer, which it says merely continues cuts to wages in real terms.
7 Jun 18Health expenditure in the UK is lagging behind its European neighbours and it must spend more, the National Health Service Confederation is warning.
7 Jun 18The NHS has wasted nearly £2.4m reviewing the handling of misdirected clinical correspondence, a group of MPs has found.
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