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23 Jun 17
The public’s attitude to austerity has changed. With costs and inflation rising, the public sector needs good leadership and sound financial management more than ever.
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19 Jun 17
Public services were certainly a factor in the election result and, with little authority, the government is unlikely to try major new reforms
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13 Jun 17
A lack of community cohesion can be a root cause of issues such as extremism and divisions in the country. Steve Ballinger explains how the six newly elected mayors could be instrumental in...
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12 Jun 17
The Conservatives are in talks with the Democratic Unionist Party to secure its support at Westminster. What does the party believe in, what concessions might it seek from the government and where...
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9 Jun 17
The UK seems set to enter a period of minority government with Theresa May remaining in office, supported by some form of cooperation arrangement with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). Akash Paun...
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9 Jun 17
The unexpected election result suggests parties should come together to collaborate in policy areas where they agree
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9 Jun 17
As the rustbelt turns red, it is time for a leader who understands the undercurrents of northern concern, says Ed Cox.
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9 Jun 17
Local government finances face very different fortunes in Australia than they do in the UK. But in both, common challenges have prompted the same fundamental questions
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6 Jun 17
Sharing best practice on how to integrate health and social care successfully can be difficult. A CIPFA webinar aims to address this and put the spotlight on Plymouth’s pioneering work
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5 Jun 17
As UK local authorities head towards economic independence, Vivien Holland asks if they run the risk of going the way of bankrupt Caribbean island Puerto Rico.
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2 Jun 17
Most medical treatments are designed for the ‘average’ patient, so vary in effectiveness. Advances in data analytics will allow a more tailored approach
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1 Jun 17
It is still rare for local people to take over surplus public assets. A record of all these assets, including their value, could help community control
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1 Jun 17
Pooled Better Care Fund budgets have to be reflected in the accounts of those involved. How this is done depends on who controls what
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25 May 17
As the news cycle begins to move on and trusts’ IT systems return to “normal” now is good time to take an objective view on the high profile ransomware attack earlier this...
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25 May 17
Commercialisation is a current buzzword but, as always, context is everything.
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24 May 17
Charities are at a crossroads, with some struggling to stay afloat. A place-based and collaborative approach offers some hope
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22 May 17
A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
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12 May 17
Public sector technology is generating vast amounts of data, which needs to be stored securely. There is probably only one answer
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9 May 17
Housing policy is currently more settled than in any other briefs although councils face some key constraints.
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8 May 17
There’s a lack of clarity about how Brexit may impact on the scope and powers of the UK’s three devolved administrations
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5 May 17
In Barking and Dagenham a strategic and long-term review of services is helping the council adapt to the new funding reality
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4 May 17
Internal audit standards have been updated to include 10 core principles that can be used to demonstrate effectiveness and value
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2 May 17
The Triborough collapse is about more than shared services – it tells us something fundamental about what’s been happening in local government
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2 May 17
Charities are facing rapid change at both global and local levels. How should they understand and respond to this?
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28 Apr 17
Joint-working agreements between the NHS and councils called Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs) have been a key focus for the NHS agenda.
23 Jun 17The public’s attitude to austerity has changed. With costs and inflation rising, the public sector needs good leadership and sound financial management more than ever.
19 Jun 17Public services were certainly a factor in the election result and, with little authority, the government is unlikely to try major new reforms
13 Jun 17A lack of community cohesion can be a root cause of issues such as extremism and divisions in the country. Steve Ballinger explains how the six newly elected mayors could be instrumental in...
12 Jun 17The Conservatives are in talks with the Democratic Unionist Party to secure its support at Westminster. What does the party believe in, what concessions might it seek from the government and where...
9 Jun 17The UK seems set to enter a period of minority government with Theresa May remaining in office, supported by some form of cooperation arrangement with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). Akash Paun...
9 Jun 17The unexpected election result suggests parties should come together to collaborate in policy areas where they agree
9 Jun 17As the rustbelt turns red, it is time for a leader who understands the undercurrents of northern concern, says Ed Cox.
9 Jun 17Local government finances face very different fortunes in Australia than they do in the UK. But in both, common challenges have prompted the same fundamental questions
6 Jun 17Sharing best practice on how to integrate health and social care successfully can be difficult. A CIPFA webinar aims to address this and put the spotlight on Plymouth’s pioneering work
5 Jun 17As UK local authorities head towards economic independence, Vivien Holland asks if they run the risk of going the way of bankrupt Caribbean island Puerto Rico.
2 Jun 17Most medical treatments are designed for the ‘average’ patient, so vary in effectiveness. Advances in data analytics will allow a more tailored approach
1 Jun 17It is still rare for local people to take over surplus public assets. A record of all these assets, including their value, could help community control
1 Jun 17Pooled Better Care Fund budgets have to be reflected in the accounts of those involved. How this is done depends on who controls what
25 May 17As the news cycle begins to move on and trusts’ IT systems return to “normal” now is good time to take an objective view on the high profile ransomware attack earlier this...
25 May 17Commercialisation is a current buzzword but, as always, context is everything.
24 May 17Charities are at a crossroads, with some struggling to stay afloat. A place-based and collaborative approach offers some hope
22 May 17A Conservative government looks likely for the next few years. What might public services look like given the effects of Brexit and a (probably) sluggish economy?
12 May 17Public sector technology is generating vast amounts of data, which needs to be stored securely. There is probably only one answer
9 May 17Housing policy is currently more settled than in any other briefs although councils face some key constraints.
8 May 17There’s a lack of clarity about how Brexit may impact on the scope and powers of the UK’s three devolved administrations
5 May 17In Barking and Dagenham a strategic and long-term review of services is helping the council adapt to the new funding reality
4 May 17Internal audit standards have been updated to include 10 core principles that can be used to demonstrate effectiveness and value
2 May 17The Triborough collapse is about more than shared services – it tells us something fundamental about what’s been happening in local government
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