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16 May 19
Probation services will be renationalised following failed partial privatisation of the system, the government has announced.
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15 May 19
The government has approved plans to replace eight Northamptonshire councils with two unitaries.
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15 May 19
A reconfigured relationship between central and local government is needed to prevent Britain “sleepwalking into a second lost decade”, a think-tank has said.
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14 May 19
The UK needs £2.7bn to tackle the “chronic and corrosive” blight of organised crime, the National Crime Agency has warned.
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14 May 19
Ninety-three per cent of construction industry suppliers think the relationship between the ill-fated firm and its auditors, KPMG, was “too cosy”, according to a poll of construction industry leaders.
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14 May 19
There is a complete lack of transparency over the government’s handling of local authorities with governance issues, MPs have warned.
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14 May 19
Councils are having to restructure services in the face of the most “intense cuts without parallel in modern times”, MPs have heard.
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14 May 19
The time is right for a “system-wide rethink” on public health investment, CIPFA has said.
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13 May 19
London council budgets have fallen by 17% over the past eight years, think-tank analysis has found.
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13 May 19
Councils will now have a legal duty to protect victims of domestic abuse, the prime minister has announced.
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13 May 19
Sixth-forms and colleges are the biggest losers in education funding having endured cuts double those of schools, research has found.
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13 May 19
The government has been urged to extend this month’s deadline for businesses to claim the apprenticeship levy to ease a skills “crisis”.
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10 May 19
Teachers want to see more support for parents to help them resist “off-rolling”, according to Ofsted research.
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10 May 19
A bill has been laid before parliament proposing the refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster to prevent a Notre-Dame style tragedy.
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10 May 19
Child poverty remains one of Scotland’s most stubborn public policy conundrums – but new research suggests the key may lie in an overhaul of the universal credit system, which would target the...
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9 May 19
The Welsh first minister has expressed doubts about the future of a United Kingdom as a result of Brexit.
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9 May 19
Greater Manchester’s mayor has called on public bodies to prevent a “homelessness emergency”.
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9 May 19
Charities and trade bodies have criticised the time it has taken the government to launch a £200m fund to remove Grenfell-style cladding from private high-rise buildings.
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9 May 19
The international development select committee has urged the government to put climate change at the heart of UK aid strategy.
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9 May 19
The government has spent £160m renewing Brexit consultancy contracts that are now due to run until April 2020.
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9 May 19
A London borough will save up to £143m after striking a deal to terminate its controversial LOBO loans early.
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9 May 19
The government’s flagship digital programme has not delivered value for money and is missing key targets.
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9 May 19
Charities, mayors, think-tanks and umbrella groups have called on the health and communities secretaries to increase investment in public health.
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8 May 19
The assignation of almost £6bn in VAT revenues to the Scottish Government is to be put on hold due to concerns that volatile estimates of tax receipts would pose an “enormous risk” to the Scottish...
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8 May 19
The government has issued statutory guidance for English councils to strengthen the role of scrutiny committees.
16 May 19Probation services will be renationalised following failed partial privatisation of the system, the government has announced.
15 May 19The government has approved plans to replace eight Northamptonshire councils with two unitaries.
15 May 19A reconfigured relationship between central and local government is needed to prevent Britain “sleepwalking into a second lost decade”, a think-tank has said.
14 May 19The UK needs £2.7bn to tackle the “chronic and corrosive” blight of organised crime, the National Crime Agency has warned.
14 May 19Ninety-three per cent of construction industry suppliers think the relationship between the ill-fated firm and its auditors, KPMG, was “too cosy”, according to a poll of construction industry leaders.
14 May 19There is a complete lack of transparency over the government’s handling of local authorities with governance issues, MPs have warned.
14 May 19Councils are having to restructure services in the face of the most “intense cuts without parallel in modern times”, MPs have heard.
14 May 19The time is right for a “system-wide rethink” on public health investment, CIPFA has said.
13 May 19London council budgets have fallen by 17% over the past eight years, think-tank analysis has found.
13 May 19Councils will now have a legal duty to protect victims of domestic abuse, the prime minister has announced.
13 May 19Sixth-forms and colleges are the biggest losers in education funding having endured cuts double those of schools, research has found.
13 May 19The government has been urged to extend this month’s deadline for businesses to claim the apprenticeship levy to ease a skills “crisis”.
10 May 19Teachers want to see more support for parents to help them resist “off-rolling”, according to Ofsted research.
10 May 19A bill has been laid before parliament proposing the refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster to prevent a Notre-Dame style tragedy.
10 May 19Child poverty remains one of Scotland’s most stubborn public policy conundrums – but new research suggests the key may lie in an overhaul of the universal credit system, which would target the...
9 May 19The Welsh first minister has expressed doubts about the future of a United Kingdom as a result of Brexit.
9 May 19Greater Manchester’s mayor has called on public bodies to prevent a “homelessness emergency”.
9 May 19Charities and trade bodies have criticised the time it has taken the government to launch a £200m fund to remove Grenfell-style cladding from private high-rise buildings.
9 May 19The international development select committee has urged the government to put climate change at the heart of UK aid strategy.
9 May 19The government has spent £160m renewing Brexit consultancy contracts that are now due to run until April 2020.
9 May 19A London borough will save up to £143m after striking a deal to terminate its controversial LOBO loans early.
9 May 19The government’s flagship digital programme has not delivered value for money and is missing key targets.
9 May 19Charities, mayors, think-tanks and umbrella groups have called on the health and communities secretaries to increase investment in public health.
8 May 19The assignation of almost £6bn in VAT revenues to the Scottish Government is to be put on hold due to concerns that volatile estimates of tax receipts would pose an “enormous risk” to the Scottish...
8 May 19The government has issued statutory guidance for English councils to strengthen the role of scrutiny committees.
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