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Financial viability of Welsh council mergers ‘being ignored’
Warnings over the financial viability of plans to merge Welsh councils are being ignored as costs...
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Health agency to roll-out surgery-based pharmacist scheme
NHS England has today announced the roll-out of a scheme that places clinical pharmacists in GP...
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Wage stagnation will hit public sector workers, says think-tank
Public sector workers will be among the worst hit by the stagnation in real term wage increases...
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Teachers 'using cash for disadvantaged pupils to plug funding gaps'
Nearly one in three headteachers are using cash from the pupil premium to plug funding gaps,...
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Government pledges £55m for early years
Early years childcare services will receive an additional £50m in capital grants, the...
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UK inflation remains above Bank of England target
The UK’s inflation has remained at 2.3% - above the Bank of England’s target of 2% -...
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Rise in numbers of council workers on £100k plus, says research
The number of council employees earning more than £100,000 has increased while local...
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Councils gain powers to fine rogue landlords up to £30k
Local authorities have been given powers to crack down on rogue landlords including the ability to...
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Cash boost for community projects
Community-led projects can look forward to a cash boost to help them deliver a range of additional...
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Half of schools turn to parents for financial support, unions claim
Teaching unions have urged the government to “sit up and listen” on education funding, after a new...
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