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    Finance

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Finance news from Civil Service World
    The people with the purse strings are on the same side as you – here's how to play the government spending game
    24 Mar Finance

    The people with the purse strings are on the same side as you – here's how to play the government spending game

    If you’ve felt that the government spending game is stacked against you trying to do the thing that feels obviously right: it’s not just you
    by Andrew Greenway and Kate Tarling
    BEIS recovered just 1% of £1.1bn fraud in Covid support loans to small firms
    24 Mar Finance
    BEIS recovered just 1% of £1.1bn fraud in Covid support loans to small firms
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    16 Mar Finance
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    16 Mar Finance
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    15 Mar Finance
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    IFS warns defence and childcare boosts could mean “very tough time for other spending areas”
    High Court rejects challenge to Civil Service Pension Scheme costs
    15 Mar Finance
    High Court rejects challenge to Civil Service Pension Scheme costs
    Judge sides with ministers over failure to reduce member contributions because of botched reforms
    Integrated Review ‘refresh’ finds extra £5bn for MoD
    14 Mar Finance
    Integrated Review ‘refresh’ finds extra £5bn for MoD
    Sunak sets new ‘aspiration’ for UK to spend 2.5% of GDP on defence amid concerns over Russia and China
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    14 Mar Finance
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    MPs says closure is "unnecessary", pointing to OTS claim that it "achieves far more than it costs"
    HS2 pause will just ramp up costs, warns Infrastructure Commission chair
    13 Mar Finance
    HS2 pause will just ramp up costs, warns Infrastructure Commission chair
    John Armitt’s comments come as Department for Transport announces delivery of section of high-speed line will be pushed back by two years
    Stalemate as DfE refuses to negotiate with teachers' unions unless strikes called off
    09 Mar Finance
    Stalemate as DfE refuses to negotiate with teachers' unions unless strikes called off
    But perm sec Susan Acland-Hood said the department is willing to renegotiate this year's pay offer
    Cabinet Office targets £1bn-a-year savings through new efficiency pilot
    07 Mar Finance
    Cabinet Office targets £1bn-a-year savings through new efficiency pilot
    Department will trial project which aims to modernise, automate and digitise government processes
    Ben Wallace: MoD 'needs real money not fantasy efficiency savings'
    16 Feb Finance
    Ben Wallace: MoD 'needs real money not fantasy efficiency savings'
    Defence secretary says defence budget has been "effectively raided" over three decades
    Levelling up 'begging bowl culture' comments not a civil service rebuke, West Midlands mayor says
    14 Feb Finance
    Levelling up 'begging bowl culture' comments not a civil service rebuke, West Midlands mayor says
    Andy Street says civil servants he has worked with "have been committed to making people’s lives better"
    Dossier reveals errors and gaps in government 'debit card' spend data
    13 Feb Finance
    Dossier reveals errors and gaps in government 'debit card' spend data
    MoD figures so “riddled with anomalies” they could not be included in database of government procurement card spend, Labour says
    Treasury tightens reins on DLUHC spending decisions
    10 Feb Finance
    Treasury tightens reins on DLUHC spending decisions
    Minister says new regime is a “delegation approach” that gives HMT sign-off on capital spend
    'Stark' drop in real-terms civil service pay at all grades since 2010, analysis reveals
    31 Jan Finance
    'Stark' drop in real-terms civil service pay at all grades since 2010, analysis reveals
    Value of senior civil servants' wages down by nearly a quarter but pay squeeze is not achieving expected savings, IfG warns
    DIT urged to boost knowledge of UK’s regional strengths
    31 Jan Finance
    DIT urged to boost knowledge of UK’s regional strengths
    Department must work with BEIS and DLUHC to better drive inward investment, NAO says
    HMRC boss: Cabinet Office could demand information on would-be ministers’ tax affairs
    26 Jan Finance
    HMRC boss: Cabinet Office could demand information on would-be ministers’ tax affairs
    As Zahawi row rumbles on, Jim Harra tells MPs of "frustration" over misleading briefings that department cannot challenge
    DLUHC takes flak over Levelling Up Fund after councils 'wasted time and money' on bids
    25 Jan Finance
    DLUHC takes flak over Levelling Up Fund after councils 'wasted time and money' on bids
    MPs tell top civil servants that lack of clarity over bidding criteria wasted local authorities’ cash
    Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
    23 Jan Finance
    Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
    Department offers up to £125k a year for Clare Lombardelli’s successor
    DLUHC perm sec faces further grilling on levelling up funding decisions
    19 Jan Finance
    DLUHC perm sec faces further grilling on levelling up funding decisions
    Watchdog MPs “disappointed” with Jeremy Pocklington’s stance as £2.1bn in new cash allocations creates fresh controversy
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    13 Jan Finance
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    Clare Lombardelli will become OECD chief economist in spring, after 18 years in the civil service
    HMRC not deploying enough staff to tackle £42bn tax gap, MPs say
    12 Jan Finance
    HMRC not deploying enough staff to tackle £42bn tax gap, MPs say
    "Eye-watering" sum owed in unpaid taxes could have helped fill "public spending black hole", PAC says
    Northern Ireland civil servants could join strikes over 'offensive' sub-2% pay offer
    09 Jan Finance
    Northern Ireland civil servants could join strikes over 'offensive' sub-2% pay offer
    Union urges members to reject "derisory" offer of £552 pay rise and vote on industrial action
    'Some of the Treasury's hardest decisions are yet to come': Cat Little looks ahead
    04 Jan Finance
    'Some of the Treasury's hardest decisions are yet to come': Cat Little looks ahead
    The Treasury second perm sec says resilience is needed after "what feels like concurrent crises over an extended period"
    Keeping pace with interest rate changes and saying goodbye: NS&I’s Ian Ackerley on 2023’s challenges
    29 Dec 2022 Finance
    Keeping pace with interest rate changes and saying goodbye: NS&I’s Ian Ackerley on 2023’s challenges
    National Savings & Investments chief discusses a new savings landscape, five years in charge and his beef with summertime Christmases
    ‘I have to make sure the ship is not blown off course': Alex Chisholm's cross-government efficiency drive – and the teenage job that crushed his festive spirit
    14 Dec 2022 Finance
    ‘I have to make sure the ship is not blown off course': Alex Chisholm's cross-government efficiency drive – and the teenage job that crushed his festive spirit
    Striking the right balance between proactive and reactive priorities will be a challenge in 2023, the Cabinet Office perm sec and civil service COO predicts
    Treasury perm sec James Bowler: Tom Scholar's departure ‘was not normal’
    13 Dec 2022 Finance
    Treasury perm sec James Bowler: Tom Scholar's departure ‘was not normal’
    Top Treasury officials also say they "gave all the advice they should have done" ahead of disastrous mini-budget
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