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The Government has accepted Pay Review Bodies’ recommendations on base pay for public sector workforces for 2013-14.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Government has raised over £1 billion for the taxpayer since May 2010 by selling property and land no longer required by the Civil Service.
Minister Nick Hurd will address the Social Value Conference in Liverpool about the Social Value Act and public service delivery.
GOV.UK is the new place for corporate and policy information from the Northern Ireland Office.
A new initiative will build on existing evidence-based policy making to guide decision-making on £200 billion of public spending.
A Memorandum of Understanding marks a new commitment by the UK and Estonia to work together on digital government and public services.
Ben Terrett spoke at the Design Indaba Conference in South Africa about GOV.UK as an icon of practical design.
New data shows that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly bidding for and winning government business.
New workshops will help charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises to win and deliver public service contracts.
GOV.UK is the new place for corporate and policy information from the Cabinet Office.
The G-Cloud, launched 1 year ago, offers a more innovative and cost-effective model for buying IT; CloudStore 3 will go live in the spring.
Departments will be able to ban companies and individuals from government contracts if they take part in failed tax avoidance schemes.
The Cabinet Office's Mutuals Support Programme is helping more than 20 mutuals spin out from the public sector.
A new single route for government to buy consultancy services, where appropriate, will make it cheaper and give more work to smaller firms.
A new £100m fund to help charities and social enterprises that are vulnerable to spending cuts will be opened in November 2010.
Independent property experts say that the government’s work to rationalise its estate has stimulated London’s economy by £3.5bn.
Chancellor of the Exchequer has appointed Christopher Murray Paul Huhne to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern.
The Supplementary Estimates seek parliamentary authority for voted expenditure by Government departments for 2012-13.
Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude delivered the following speech at the launch of the Commissioning Academy.
A new Commissioning Academy will help senior commissioners learn from the examples of successful and innovative commissioning groups.
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