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20 Nov 17
The Paradise Papers leak has shone more light on secret companies used by the wealthy to avoid tax and launder corrupt wealth, says Steve Goodrich of Transparency International.
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15 Nov 17
The use of robots can help transform the way our healthcare system is managed, says Stephen Sutcliffe, director of Finance and Accounting at NHS Shared Business Services.
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6 Nov 17
The NHS needs a payment system that works with providers and not against them, argues Tim Connolly of NHS Providers.
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3 Nov 17
Council departments need to work together to improve walking connectivity between new housing developments, says Local Government Information Unit policy researcher Andrew Walker.
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2 Nov 17
Imposing job-seeking conditions on single parents is unfair when affordable childcare and flexible employments opportunities are scarce, says Gingerbread’s Dalia Ben-Galim.
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1 Nov 17
The government must not forget its promise to improve northern infrastructure if it wants to unlock the economic potential of the region, says Joe Anderson.
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30 Oct 17
Student finance has at last become an electoral issue. This could provide the impetus for an overhaul so everyone can afford to go to university, says the Sutton Trust's Javneet Ghuman.
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27 Oct 17
The government needs to invest in renewable energy and have clearer goals to tackle climate change, says WWF's head of energy and climate Gareth Redmond-King.
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27 Oct 17
The NHS learnt a lot about its defences during the WannaCry attack. It must now get ready for something more sophisticated, says John Thornton.
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27 Oct 17
Brexit brings with it an opportunity to embed social value into public procurement practices, says Matthew Jackson of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies
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25 Oct 17
CIPFA aims to strengthen risk management and due diligence by uniting its prudential and treasury management codes. Alison Scott explains.
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24 Oct 17
While there has been some progress on improving the private rented sector more needs to be done - including looking into whether local authorities have the capacity to tackle rogue landlords,...
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23 Oct 17
The announcement of funding for the UK’s development finance institution last week should have come with a commitment to transparency about how overseas development money is spent, argues...
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20 Oct 17
In this testing financial and political climate collaboration between public services has never been more necessary. We need to carry on making the case, says Henry Kippin
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16 Oct 17
Theresa May's promise of an extra £2bn for housing may have signalled a welcome change of approach but the government needs to do more to truly tackle the housing crisis, says...
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13 Oct 17
This week Essex Council became the first county council to start selling lottery tickets to raise money for ‘good causes’ in its communities.On Wednesday we published advice from the...
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11 Oct 17
Today Essex Council starts selling lottery tickets to raise money for 'good causes' in its communities. It is the first county council to set up a lottery in a growing trend of local...
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6 Oct 17
Rent controls are common across Europe and a levy on excessive rents could help generate revenue to build more social housing, says Generation Rent’s Seb Klier
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5 Oct 17
Theresa May’s calamitous set piece speech was poor in public policy terms, and the council housing expansion plans were as badly briefed as they were devised, but the PM remains on her two feet,...
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3 Oct 17
Commitment to future sustainability and transformation funding is crucial if we are to protect progress on clearing provider sector debts, says Tim Connolly of NHS Providers
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3 Oct 17
Cyberattacks, carried out by terrorists and other nation states, can paralyse a country’s infrastructure
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2 Oct 17
Cash reserves have long been central to councils’ ability to respond to major incidents. As the cost of these rises, prevention needs to be a priority
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29 Sep 17
The number of hospital beds has been on a downward trajectory for decades. Leo Ewbank of the King’s Fund asks if yet more cuts are sustainable or desirable
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29 Sep 17
The Social Market Foundation’s Scott Corfe says banning the likes of Uber would make households poorer.
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27 Sep 17
Early payment technology can help councils make savings, support their local economies and meet government procurement targets, says Ben Jackson
20 Nov 17The Paradise Papers leak has shone more light on secret companies used by the wealthy to avoid tax and launder corrupt wealth, says Steve Goodrich of Transparency International.
15 Nov 17The use of robots can help transform the way our healthcare system is managed, says Stephen Sutcliffe, director of Finance and Accounting at NHS Shared Business Services.
6 Nov 17The NHS needs a payment system that works with providers and not against them, argues Tim Connolly of NHS Providers.
3 Nov 17Council departments need to work together to improve walking connectivity between new housing developments, says Local Government Information Unit policy researcher Andrew Walker.
2 Nov 17Imposing job-seeking conditions on single parents is unfair when affordable childcare and flexible employments opportunities are scarce, says Gingerbread’s Dalia Ben-Galim.
1 Nov 17The government must not forget its promise to improve northern infrastructure if it wants to unlock the economic potential of the region, says Joe Anderson.
30 Oct 17Student finance has at last become an electoral issue. This could provide the impetus for an overhaul so everyone can afford to go to university, says the Sutton Trust's Javneet Ghuman.
27 Oct 17The government needs to invest in renewable energy and have clearer goals to tackle climate change, says WWF's head of energy and climate Gareth Redmond-King.
27 Oct 17The NHS learnt a lot about its defences during the WannaCry attack. It must now get ready for something more sophisticated, says John Thornton.
27 Oct 17Brexit brings with it an opportunity to embed social value into public procurement practices, says Matthew Jackson of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies
25 Oct 17CIPFA aims to strengthen risk management and due diligence by uniting its prudential and treasury management codes. Alison Scott explains.
24 Oct 17While there has been some progress on improving the private rented sector more needs to be done - including looking into whether local authorities have the capacity to tackle rogue landlords,...
23 Oct 17The announcement of funding for the UK’s development finance institution last week should have come with a commitment to transparency about how overseas development money is spent, argues...
20 Oct 17In this testing financial and political climate collaboration between public services has never been more necessary. We need to carry on making the case, says Henry Kippin
16 Oct 17Theresa May's promise of an extra £2bn for housing may have signalled a welcome change of approach but the government needs to do more to truly tackle the housing crisis, says...
13 Oct 17This week Essex Council became the first county council to start selling lottery tickets to raise money for ‘good causes’ in its communities.On Wednesday we published advice from the...
11 Oct 17Today Essex Council starts selling lottery tickets to raise money for 'good causes' in its communities. It is the first county council to set up a lottery in a growing trend of local...
6 Oct 17Rent controls are common across Europe and a levy on excessive rents could help generate revenue to build more social housing, says Generation Rent’s Seb Klier
5 Oct 17Theresa May’s calamitous set piece speech was poor in public policy terms, and the council housing expansion plans were as badly briefed as they were devised, but the PM remains on her two feet,...
3 Oct 17Commitment to future sustainability and transformation funding is crucial if we are to protect progress on clearing provider sector debts, says Tim Connolly of NHS Providers
3 Oct 17Cyberattacks, carried out by terrorists and other nation states, can paralyse a country’s infrastructure
2 Oct 17Cash reserves have long been central to councils’ ability to respond to major incidents. As the cost of these rises, prevention needs to be a priority
29 Sep 17The number of hospital beds has been on a downward trajectory for decades. Leo Ewbank of the King’s Fund asks if yet more cuts are sustainable or desirable
29 Sep 17The Social Market Foundation’s Scott Corfe says banning the likes of Uber would make households poorer.
27 Sep 17Early payment technology can help councils make savings, support their local economies and meet government procurement targets, says Ben Jackson
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