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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE
Kerslake: Government must act now on rough sleeping
23 September 2021
Strides made to end homelessness during the pandemic could be lost if the Government does not act...
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE
The importance of being prudent on investment
By Richard Lloyd-Bithell | 07 September 2021
Richard Lloyd-Bithell explains why CIPFA's new Treasury Management and Prudential Codes 'continue...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Call for transparency around rough sleeping programme
By Dan Peters | 17 August 2021
Labour’s shadow housing secretary has called for more transparency around the performance of a ke...
FINANCE
Peers call for council tax reform
By Dan Peters | 26 July 2021
A cross-party chorus of peers has called for reform of the council tax system and new bands to be...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Councils are owed certainty on funding
By Meg Hillier | 16 June 2021
The Public Accounts Committee has published its fifth annual report. Chair Meg Hillier says there...
SOCIAL CARE
Ministers appear 'complacent' over care home closures, MPs warn
By Laura Sharman | 16 June 2021
The Government ‘seems complacent’ about the risk of care homes collapsing in the wake of the pand...
WHITEHALL
Government warned of 'soaring summer of homelessness'
By Dan Peters | 15 June 2021
The Government will fail to fulfil its manifesto commitment of ending rough sleeping for good by ...
WHITEHALL
MHCLG is 'too optimistic' about councils' cash, says PAC
By Heather Jameson | 04 June 2021
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) is overly optimistic about coun...
WHITEHALL
Hillier in financial sustainability transparency warning
By Dan Peters | 03 June 2021
The chair of an influential government spending watchdog has warned of a lack of transparency aro...
HEALTH
Shielding scheme took too long to identify up to 800,000, says PAC
By Ann McGauran | 20 April 2021
MPs have hit out at the Government’s ‘quickly drawn up’ COVID-19 shielding programme for taking t...
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