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FINANCE
Deficit deniers face reality check
By Jonathan Werran | 04 November 2014
Number 10's self-serving and cavalier treatment of spending cuts planned for next Parliament serv...
FINANCE
Civil service devolution?
By Katherine Kerswell | 03 November 2014
Whitehall could do worse than look to Scotland’s example in creating a successfully devolved civi...
WHITEHALL
Full Scottish income tax devolution 'EVEL' mistake, claims NIESR
By Jonathan Werran | 03 November 2014
Granting full devolution of income-raising powers to Scotland could undermine the right of Scotti...
WHITEHALL
East Midlands joins devolution calls
By Jamie Hailstone | 03 November 2014
Local authorities in the East Midlands have called for greater powers from Whitehall as the devol...
HEALTH
Government hopes Manchester will be 'first of many' after devolution deal
By Dan Peters | 03 November 2014
The Government has said it hopes Manchester will be the first of many cities to win greater devol...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Wilshaw renews Birmingham City Council attack as he defends Ofsted
By Dan Peters | 30 October 2014
Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw has renewed his attack on Birmingham City Council over...
WHITEHALL
Morgan threatens more government intervention
By Dan Peters | 30 October 2014
Education secretary Nicky Morgan has insisted she will not ‘shy away’ from intervening in poorly ...
WHITEHALL
Public sector contracts: SMEs and big companies – friends or foe?
By Chris Gough | 30 October 2014
The best public sector procurement outcomes arise from a balance of small and large players worki...
FINANCE
The Spending Review conundrum
By Angela Mitchell | 30 October 2014
Having cut and exhausted the 'low-hanging fruit', public service leaders expect further Spending ...
WHITEHALL
City growth report presents misleading picture
By David Hodge | 29 October 2014
Last week’s Unleashing Metro Growth report is the sort of well-researched and ambitious document ...
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