It’s been a busy week for fans of public service reform. The combination of Wednesday’s Pre-Budget Report (PBR) and Monday’s paper Putting the frontline first is the closest we are likely to get to a full-blown spending review this side of the election. Of particular interest is the insight these announcements give into how the government believes public services can adapt to the tighter budgets that the PBR announced. Read more...
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