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10 Sep 18
Oxford City Council has launched a commercial drone service to provide services including surveying, land mapping and photography.
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10 Sep 18
Councils may be urged to take action against the owners of buildings who do not remove Grenfell-style cladding from their properties.
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10 Sep 18
A major consultation to woo “undervalued” health and social care workers is to be unveiled today.
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10 Sep 18
The NHS must establish realistic long-term targets in order to rebuild public trust in the health service, a trade association has said.
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10 Sep 18
Thousands of children could miss out on care unless the government clarifies what councils must legally provide as they cut services, the Children’s Commissioner has told PF.
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10 Sep 18
Low pay and the high cost of renting make home ownership a “pipe dream” for most public sector workers, a trade union has said.
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7 Sep 18
Scotland’s productivity has remained broadly stagnant over the past 15 years despite its skilled workforce and a wealth of government strategies, according to new analysis.
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7 Sep 18
The NHS will be allocated £200m to expand its digital capabilities, the health secretary has announced.
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7 Sep 18
Budget cuts have “eroded” the quality of inspections by the government’s schools watchdog, say MPs.
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6 Sep 18
Northern Ireland Assembly members’ pay will be cut until the country’s executive is restored, the secretary of state for Northern Ireland has announced today.
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6 Sep 18
Personal debt is costing the UK economy £900m every year, the public spending watchdog has warned today.
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6 Sep 18
Scottish income tax yielded £0.5bn less than predicted in its first year under Holyrood control due to a smaller than anticipated pool of high earners, according to new analysis.
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6 Sep 18
Three-quarters of adults in England back free personal care for over 65s, and the majority think this should be funded by tax hikes, a survey has found.
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6 Sep 18
Brexit will leave British families worse off regardless of what type of deal the UK gets, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has warned.
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5 Sep 18
A major boost to capital spending and legislation to establish a publicly owned investment bank will be at the core of the Scottish Government’s plans for the coming year.
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4 Sep 18
A quarter of all student nurses in the UK quit their degrees last year before finishing their courses, a study has revealed.
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4 Sep 18
CIPFA’s chief executive has said the organisation is “blown away” by the scale and quality of responses to its financial resilience index proposal.
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3 Sep 18
Charities have been reprimanded for failing to use their accounts and annual reports to communicate clearly and transparently with the public.
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3 Sep 18
Council leaders have warned of a secondary school “emergency” after calculating 134,000 children will miss out on a place in 2023-24.
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3 Sep 18
Abolishing business rates and taxing land values instead would benefit businesses in 90% of English local authority areas, a Liberal Democrat report has claimed.
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3 Sep 18
Wrongful benefit payments increased to £3.8bn last year, official government figures have shown.
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3 Sep 18
Cybersecurity tops the list of concerns for internal audit professionals across Europe, a survey has revealed.
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3 Sep 18
Overcrowding, underfunding and a high staff turnover have left English prisons “in crisis”, with rising levels of violence, reform campaigners have told PF.
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3 Sep 18
Almost 60% of public sector finance professionals have come under pressure to act unethically at least once in their career, a CIPFA survey has found.
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31 Aug 18
The number of elderly people needing full-time care in England is expected to double by 2035, a study has warned.
10 Sep 18Oxford City Council has launched a commercial drone service to provide services including surveying, land mapping and photography.
10 Sep 18Councils may be urged to take action against the owners of buildings who do not remove Grenfell-style cladding from their properties.
10 Sep 18A major consultation to woo “undervalued” health and social care workers is to be unveiled today.
10 Sep 18The NHS must establish realistic long-term targets in order to rebuild public trust in the health service, a trade association has said.
10 Sep 18Thousands of children could miss out on care unless the government clarifies what councils must legally provide as they cut services, the Children’s Commissioner has told PF.
10 Sep 18Low pay and the high cost of renting make home ownership a “pipe dream” for most public sector workers, a trade union has said.
7 Sep 18Scotland’s productivity has remained broadly stagnant over the past 15 years despite its skilled workforce and a wealth of government strategies, according to new analysis.
7 Sep 18The NHS will be allocated £200m to expand its digital capabilities, the health secretary has announced.
7 Sep 18Budget cuts have “eroded” the quality of inspections by the government’s schools watchdog, say MPs.
6 Sep 18Northern Ireland Assembly members’ pay will be cut until the country’s executive is restored, the secretary of state for Northern Ireland has announced today.
6 Sep 18Personal debt is costing the UK economy £900m every year, the public spending watchdog has warned today.
6 Sep 18Scottish income tax yielded £0.5bn less than predicted in its first year under Holyrood control due to a smaller than anticipated pool of high earners, according to new analysis.
6 Sep 18Three-quarters of adults in England back free personal care for over 65s, and the majority think this should be funded by tax hikes, a survey has found.
6 Sep 18Brexit will leave British families worse off regardless of what type of deal the UK gets, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has warned.
5 Sep 18A major boost to capital spending and legislation to establish a publicly owned investment bank will be at the core of the Scottish Government’s plans for the coming year.
4 Sep 18A quarter of all student nurses in the UK quit their degrees last year before finishing their courses, a study has revealed.
4 Sep 18CIPFA’s chief executive has said the organisation is “blown away” by the scale and quality of responses to its financial resilience index proposal.
3 Sep 18Charities have been reprimanded for failing to use their accounts and annual reports to communicate clearly and transparently with the public.
3 Sep 18Abolishing business rates and taxing land values instead would benefit businesses in 90% of English local authority areas, a Liberal Democrat report has claimed.
3 Sep 18Wrongful benefit payments increased to £3.8bn last year, official government figures have shown.
3 Sep 18Cybersecurity tops the list of concerns for internal audit professionals across Europe, a survey has revealed.
3 Sep 18Overcrowding, underfunding and a high staff turnover have left English prisons “in crisis”, with rising levels of violence, reform campaigners have told PF.
3 Sep 18Almost 60% of public sector finance professionals have come under pressure to act unethically at least once in their career, a CIPFA survey has found.
31 Aug 18The number of elderly people needing full-time care in England is expected to double by 2035, a study has warned.
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