While unforeseen events can knock a new government off course, ministers need to ensure they keep focused on their priorities for tackling long-term social and economic challenges says Michael Burton
Social care is pointing the way towards the use of working in partnership to deliver public servi...
Bernadette Enright talks to Heather Jameson about turning Manchester City Council’s adults servic...
Last week, the Government produced its Industrial Strategy, but it will need a Budget, devolution...
As part of the National Audit Office (NAO)’s study into Governmental support for children with sp...
Kath O’Dwyer says central government must realise that operating local government ‘on a shoestrin...
The public health grant to local authorities has been significantly slashed in the past 12 years,...
Dr Richard Harling says services are facing unsustainable pressures as the population ages. But m...
Injecting more money into prevention could deliver an extra £11bn return on investment on current...
Core Cities has worked with colleagues to come up with some basic principles of public sector ref...
Of course, we need to prevent accidents and injuries, writes Abdool Kara, 'but might there be a r...
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