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Clinical Commissioning Groups
It's been kept fairly quiet, but following the abolition of Primary Care Trusts on 31 March 2013 Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) will become Responsible Authorities under the amended (via...
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Chris Williams
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Last updated:  15 Aug 2012
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Purdah
We've received the following guidance from the Home Office around Purdah: Purdah   At the last Elections Panel in July, we took away an action to clarify the position around purdah. ...
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Chris Williams
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Last updated:  14 Aug 2012
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The true legacy of the Games
The true legacy of the Olympic Games is not measured in world records or medals table but progress on a wider front. http://www.publicservice.co.uk/blog_story.asp?id=384
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  14 Aug 2012
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Opening up local government transactions - Not just data
In some circles, the term “transparency” seems to have supplanted “open government” which might imply the objective is for government to go on doing what it is doing now but in a more transparent...
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Mike Thacker
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Last updated:  22 Aug 2012
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Consultation on Sustainable Procurement Bill
Take part in the consulation on the new Bill   http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2012/08/3295
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Andy Hay
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Last updated:  13 Aug 2012
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Going for Gold
There will be those who try to persuade us that the success of Team GB can be emulated in the workplace. I will not be one of them. see article in the Guardian. ...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  11 Aug 2012
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Don’t tender for Healthwatch! Where markets do and do not have a role.
Councils up and down the country will be commissioning local Healthwatch organisations.  If it’s not too late, I’d like to suggest they think about alternatives to the tendering route. ...
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Adrian Barker
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Last updated:  09 Aug 2012
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We are taking your title
  A few years ago there was considerable surprise at research findings which appeared to show people would rather have a more impressive job title than a pay rise. The research confirmed...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  06 Aug 2012
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