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Bookmark or Share- Deliverology pioneer Michael Barber to advise UK PM on missionsPhoto: Number 10 Flickr. Sir Michael Barber has returned to the centre of the UK government after being named as new prime minister Sir Keir Starmer’s adviser on effective delivery. Barber, who previously served as head of former prime minister Tony Blair’s Delivery Unit from 2001 to 2005, will now advise Starmer on delivering the ...
- As UK Budget looms, report reveals price of civil service pay cutsSenior civil servants (SCS) have seen their pay fall by 12-16% in real terms since 2013, the report finds, with the highest ranking experiencing the biggest cuts. As Franks noted, those pay cuts have an impact on the quality of public services. “The senior civil service has extraordinary levels of turnover, and very great difficulty ...
- UK government bids to halt financial turmoil after botched tax cutsRead more: IMF criticises UK economic strategy. However, when her first chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a series of measures in a mini-budget on 23 September, the overall package went much further, totalling £45bn (US$51bn), by including the abolition of the 45p top rate of tax and cutting the basic rate of income tax by 1p.
- UK spending review delay leaves defence and security in limboThe UK government’s decision last week to postpone its planned multi-year comprehensive spending review (CSR) has raised concerns about the implications for the Integrated Review (IR) of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy. On 21 October, the government announced it would abandon the CSR and conduct a one-year spending review ...
- UK chancellor announces largest departmental spend increase ‘this ...Spending by UK government departments is to grow by £150bn (US$206bn) over the period to 2024-25. UK chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the increase in his Budget and Spending Review today, along with plans to unfreeze public sector pay, reduce the civil service headcount, and move more officials to regional hubs as part of the government’s ...
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