Half a century from the Layfield Report on local government finance, many of the issues it raised remain and have become more complex, says Owen Mapley.
Financial oversight and profit capping reforms to the children’s residential care market may fail...
CIPFA and Infoshare+’s Financial Resilience Index shows that better planning horizons will not be...
The idea of prevention being both necessary and achievable became a thread that ran through the ...
By mapping spend, finance and service teams can build a shared understanding of what prevention l...
The recruitment crisis for under-pressure section 151 officers is destined to get worse, a local ...
A project that makes investment in prevention visible in financial terms shows that clarity on wh...
Emergency government bailout agreements for councils are at risk of becoming ‘normalised’ as cost...
Convenient temporary financial fixes may keep authorities afloat, but do not build the foundation...
Drawing on assurance work by CIPFA, Joanne Pitt sets out the challenges driving the growing relia...
The most common failings plunging councils into financial crisis have been laid out in analysis p...
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