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Review backs ministerial control over selections

David Cameron should be able to pick the permanent secretaries across Whitehall departments, a government-commissioned review has recommended. The IPPR thinktank said the civil service should draw up a shortlist of candidates, with the Prime Minister having the final say on who is appointed. It also suggests giving top civi...

'Big Society has become the shrivelled society', Labour says

The increased use of foodbanks means David Cameron’s flagship Big Society has deteriorated into the “shrivelled society”, Labour has said. At Cabinet Office ques...
IPPR: Top civil servants should be appointed by PM on fixed-term contracts

IPPR press release Civil service reform: study on international evidence published Think- tank recommends top civil servants be appointed by PM on fixed-term c...
Chris Leslie: Govt approach to spending review has been bizarre

Chris Leslie accused the Government of taking a “bizarre” approach to its forthcoming spending review. “Obviously if the Government continue regardless of the sta...
Labour: Chaotic for Government conduct spending negotiations in public

Labour party press release Chris Leslie MP, Labour's Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury, responding to Danny Alexander's comments on the forthcoming spend...
Danny Alexander: We've agreed a third of spending cuts

Danny Alexander said the Treasury had agreed a third of the planned £11.5bn savings for the 2015/16 financial year. “We’re well over a third, we’re around a third...

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