Spending Review: Reeves pledges to put sector on 'sustainable footing'
Health, defence and schools were the big winners in the Spending Review, but Whitehall claimed it would put local government back on a 'sustainable footing'.
By Heather JamesonChancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a £39bn investment in social and affordable housing over the next 10 years in the Government’s Spending Review.
The Treasury has announced reforms to guidance that provides a framework for how public sector organisations should appraise, develop and evaluate policies, programmes and projects.
Councils will have to wait until the autumn for details of reforms to services for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has backed a fair pay agreement for social care workers in the Spending ...
Health, defence and schools were the big winners in the Spending Review, but Whitehall claimed it...
Councils will have to wait until the autumn for details of reforms to services for children with ...
The Treasury has announced reforms to guidance that provides a framework for how public sector or...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a £39bn investment in social and affordable housing over t...
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