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New data science projects given the go-ahead in this week’s Budget will give the nation richer and more precise economic figures, the Office for National Statistics has said
PAC report casts doubt on ability of beefed-up major projects watchdog to scrutinise government’s biggest schemes, and calls on Cabinet Office to explain how it will meet skills shortages needed for "transformation"
Proposals to make local government financially self-sufficient by 2020 must not be impacted by George Osborne's business-boosting measures, a lobby group has warned
Budget pledges a further £71m investment in HMRC's frontline operations "to improve the service it provides taxpayers".
FDA union chief Dave Penman says pensions move will make make budget cuts "significantly worse” than the chancellor's headline announcements
Plans to end local authority reliance on Whitehall gather pace
Budget document emphasises plan to "move civil servants out of expensive Whitehall accommodation", with Ministry of Justice looking to set up "centres of expertise outside the capital"
Suzannah Brecknell crunches the latest Office for National Statistics figures on public sector employment
Live coverage and reaction as chancellor sets out the 2016 Budget, provided by our colleagues on PoliticsHome.com. CSW will be have the key Whitehall stories and reaction throughout the afternoon
"The obvious efficiency savings have come through in the early period," says former head of the civil service – as chancellor prepares to outline £4bn of further spending cuts
"We take all allegations of impropriety extremely seriously," says justice minister Andrew Selous
Former chief executive of hygiene services firm PHS Group brought in to lead civil service commercial profession
RPA boss says failings over scheme to pay EU farmers "will live with me for many years" – but says "almost all" outstanding 2015 payments will be made by the end of this month
GOV.UK product lead Neil Williams sets out refreshed "vision" for the single government web domain
Lovegrove to leave DECC after three years at the top, taking over from Jon Thompson at the MoD "shortly"
Spending watchdog questions the government’s claims on SME spending, and urges departments to make sure that initiatives to improve commercial capability do not undermine attempts to support small companies
DCMS permanent secretary Sue Owen says department is "just about" at the minimum levels of staffing it needs to do its job – but says department is in a "much, much more fortunate place" than expected before the Spending Review
CCS sets out thinking behind replacement of Payroll, Human Resources (HR) and Finance Managed Services (PHRF) framework
Shadow cabinet office minister says lack of senior Communities and Local Government officials outside the capital shows "utter contempt" for the rest of the country – but department points out that senior officials "account for less than 5% of the department’s workforce"
Department for Work and Pensions' Mayank Prakash tells Public Sector ICT Summit: “Before I can talk to a person they tell me what grade they are – and I struggle with it"
Tom Walker – who heads cross-government cities and local growth team – hails "ever closer integration" and close support of the Treasury as ministers press ahead with devolution drive
Education secretary Nicky Morgan says consultation marks “biggest step towards fairer funding in over a decade”
All Atos contracts worth more than £10m now under review after public accounts committee said the outsourcing firm had "acted solely with its own short term best interests in mind" on GP data service