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18/08/2017Authority slapped with £70,000 fine for data protection mishap

A London council has been slapped with a £70,000 fine after it failed to keep up to 89,000 people’s information secure on its parking ticket system website. Islington Council&rsq... more >

17/08/2017Northern council to borrow £25m to ensure tower block safety

Salford Council is looking to borrow £25m to ensure aluminium composite material (ACM) cladding on its buildings is safe for residents. An emergency meeting will take place on Wednesda... more >

10/08/2017Street: West Midlands rail franchise award a ‘game changer’ for region

Local authorities in the West Midlands have welcomed new investment in transport in the region as the contract for the new rail franchise in the area was awarded by the Department for Transport (... more >

18/08/2017Authority slapped with £70,000 fine for data protection mishap

A London council has been slapped w... more >

18/08/2017Councils call for ‘lighter touch’ to public procurement after Brexit

Councils have called for a more eff... more >

17/08/2017Union ‘hails victory’ as Birmingham bin strike called off

Unite has “hailed victory&rdq... more >

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16/08/2017Open the doors of this Powerhouse and let the people in

PSE’s Luana Salles reports from the first-ever...

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16/08/2017Breaking down silos at Health+Care

PSE’s Luana Salles and Josh Mines report from this...

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14/08/2017Is printing the public sector’s GDPR blindspot?

KYOCERA discusses the need for public sector...

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14/08/2017Central meets local in One Public Estate

The LGA’s One Public Estate (OPE) programme...

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14/08/2017Getting the most from the public sector in a time of adversity

In the tumultuous age of Brexit, devolution...

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28/07/2017Is ‘good enough for government’ good enough for us?

Catch22’s new chief reform officer, Pamela...

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03/07/2017Stronger together

Kevin Dicks, the chief executive of Redditch...

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23/06/2017A supplier network fit for an integrated sector

PSE’s Luana Salles outlines everything health and...

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15/06/2017Shared Services & Outsourcing Week: taking the leap

Official media partner PSE reports from this...

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14/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

Mark Hall, Chief Assurance Officer at Redcentric...

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30/06/2017‘The HSCN is the realisation of industry best practice’

Keith Smith, public sector business developme... more >

26/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

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25/04/2017Maintaining the momentum for further devolution

Ahead of this year’s mayoral elections,... more >

13/04/2017New social care funding misses the point

Clive Betts MP, chair of the Communities and ... more >

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16/08/2017Helping reduce energy costs

Joseph Ernst-Herman, director of ut... more >

16/08/2017Leading in the challenging times ahead

Following the Brexit vote, Cllr Phi... more >

16/08/2017The 2017 General Election: From landslide to precipice

Chris Painter, Professor Emeritus a... more >

14/08/2017Thinking outside the box for the workforce of tomorrow

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A lot has happened since the last edition of PSE was published. In particular, the snap general election delivered an astounding result that many of the pollsters and political experts could not have predicted when Theresa May initially called for it back in April. Chris Painter, Professor Emeritus at Birmingham City University, provides a fascinating analysis of the campaign, and assesses the aftermath of the election on pages 26-28. It is a must-read article. During the... read more >

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latest public sector news

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18/08/2017Authority slapped with £70,000 fine for data protection mishap

17/08/2017Northern council to borrow £25m to ensure tower block safety

10/08/2017Street: West Midlands rail franchise award a ‘game changer’ for region

18/08/2017Authority slapped with £70,000 fine for data protection mishap

18/08/2017Councils call for ‘lighter touch’ to public procurement after Brexit

17/08/2017Union ‘hails victory’ as Birmingham bin strike called off

public sector focus

16/08/2017Open the doors of this Powerhouse and let the people in

16/08/2017Breaking down silos at Health+Care

14/08/2017Is printing the public sector’s GDPR blindspot?

14/08/2017Central meets local in One Public Estate

14/08/2017Getting the most from the public sector in a time of adversity

28/07/2017Is ‘good enough for government’ good enough for us?

03/07/2017Stronger together

23/06/2017A supplier network fit for an integrated sector

15/06/2017Shared Services & Outsourcing Week: taking the leap

14/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

interviews

30/06/2017‘The HSCN is the realisation of industry best practice’

26/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

25/04/2017Maintaining the momentum for further devolution

13/04/2017New social care funding misses the point

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16/08/2017Helping reduce energy costs

16/08/2017Leading in the challenging times ahead

16/08/2017The 2017 General Election: From landslide to precipice

14/08/2017Thinking outside the box for the workforce of tomorrow

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14/08/2017Time for reflection

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The importance of openness after Grenfell

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