Royal Mail head hopeful postal strike can be averted

telegraph 25-OCT-09

DUP MPs to repay £14k in expenses

bbc 14-OCT-09

Cameron promises brighter future

euronews 09-OCT-09

What should David Cameron say?

bbc 08-OCT-09

Tories - one-year pay freeze for public sector workers

24dash 06-OCT-09

Darling announce biggest public sector pay freeze for top earners in 30 years

dailymail 06-OCT-09

Cameron announces programme to tackle 'jobs crisis'

24dash 05-OCT-09

Darling freezes pay for top earners

channel4news 05-OCT-09

'Brown's a dead man walking': Labour MP's damning verdict as PM faces biggest test of his career

dailymail 28-SEP-09

George Osborne accuses Labour of hiding £14bn tax 'bombshell'

telegraph 20-SEP-09

Cameron vows to slash Westminster pay, perks, costs - and MPs

24dash 08-SEP-09

Guess who's coming to dinner? PM's guest list is revealed

bbc 17-JUL-09

Conservatives review each quango to see if it can be abolished

telegraph 06-JUL-09

Britons could pay £12000 'inheritance levy' in return for free elderly care

telegraph 14-JUN-09

Brown defiant over leadership

bbc 08-JUN-09

Pressure on Brown intensifies

bbc 07-JUN-09

We fight on, insists Gordon Brown after day of political blows

thetimes 06-JUN-09

RUGBY UNION: Cheetahs 24 British and Irish Lions 26

dailymail 06-JUN-09

It's now time for a new Cabinet

thesun 06-JUN-09

Under-pressure British PM reshuffles Cabinet

cnn 05-JUN-09

What now for Labour?

bbc 04-JUN-09

LDV on the brink as Weststar deal 'collapses'

telegraph 02-JUN-09

Gurkhas in Britain: a timeline of their campaign to stay

telegraph 21-MAY-09

MPs vote to reform expenses

bbc 01-MAY-09

Labour general secretary Ray Collins denies involvement in Tory smear website

telegraph 19-APR-09

Alas Smith ... Johnson could replace you

thesun 18-APR-09

Calls for inquiry into email smear scandal

telegraph 13-APR-09

Tories demand smear apology

thesun 12-APR-09

Call for rethink on top civil servants

ft 05-MAR-09

Teachers will be offered £10,000 'golden handcuffs' to stay at toughest secondary schools

dailymail 13-JAN-09

Church row as leading Bishops attack Labour's 'morally corrupt' credit crunch policies

dailymail 28-DEC-08

100,000 pensions face pay cut after blunder

thetimes 16-DEC-08

So what exactly DID Jacqui Smith know about arrested Tory MP Damian Green?

dailymail 01-DEC-08

PreBudget report: Gordon Brown takes £16billion gamble to kick start economy

telegraph 23-NOV-08

Tories cling to poll lead

channel4news 23-NOV-08

France sparks diplomatic row after cancelling flight deporting England-bound illegal immigrants

dailymail 18-NOV-08

British taxpayers to foot the bill to send home illegal immigrants who have never even been to UK

dailymail 16-NOV-08

Class divide in in decline report says

telegraph 04-NOV-08

British Day idea 'is still alive'

bbc 27-OCT-08

Peter Mandelson Tony Blair told me to accept Gordon Brown's Cabinet offer

telegraph 05-OCT-08

Mandy will make Gov 'stronger'

thesun 04-OCT-08

Peter Mandelson's Cabinet return in Gordon Brown reshuffle stuns Westminster

telegraph 03-OCT-08

Reshuffle talk dampened by No 10

bbc 02-OCT-08

Brown promises stability in a turbulent world

ft 25-SEP-08

Brown makes party conference speech

euronews 24-SEP-08

Knock it back — you’re drinking for Britain

thetimes 14-SEP-08

MPs and peers call for cuts in immigration

24dash 08-SEP-08

Migration from Eastern Europe falls to new low

24dash 21-AUG-08

New ‘bank balance’ requirement for overseas students

Hindu 17-AUG-08

Britain tightens visa rules for foreign students

Hindu 30-JUL-08

Visa curbs on foreign brides and bridegrooms to tackle forced marriages

sundaytimes 24-JUL-08

Bail plan for illegal immigrants

bbc 14-JUL-08

Killers among 2,400 deported foreign criminals

YorkshirePost 01-JUL-08

Police cordon at detention centre

bbc 19-JUN-08

August bank holiday should be renamed 'Britishness Day', says minister

dailymail 03-JUN-08

Ministers back cut in abortion time limit

sundaytimes 18-MAY-08

Footballers offside in new immigration system (AFP)

news 07-MAY-08

Immigration plans unveiled

thesun 06-MAY-08

Labour regroups after poll defeat

channel4news 06-MAY-08

Illegal workers prosecutions rise

bbc 05-MAY-08

Brown back to battle after election mauling

euronews 04-MAY-08

Everywhere touched by immigration

dailyexpress 01-MAY-08

UK to introduce face scans at airports

thepeninsulaqatar 26-APR-08

Airports trial facial recognition

bbc 25-APR-08

Darling's darlings defy Downing Street over decision to axe 10p tax rate

dailymail 20-APR-08

Buy-to-let boom puts borrowers at risk

ft 18-APR-08

High Court judge blocks move to throw out 'elite' migrant workers

dailymail 09-APR-08

Mayor rivals in migrant amnesty

bbc 09-APR-08

Row as Lords committee backs cap on immigration

guardian 01-APR-08

The care homes staffed by illegal immigrants, revealed in leaked Home Office report

dailymail 31-MAR-08

Care homes 'employing illegal immigrants'

guardian 30-MAR-08

Illegal immigrants vanish after being given rail tickets and told to 'make their way to detention centre'

dailymail 10-MAR-08

Immigration rule change 'biggest for a generation' as foreign workers forced to prove worth

dailymail 29-FEB-08

Benefits bill soars as Brown fails to eject asylum cheats

dailyexpress 27-FEB-08

Smith outlines citizenship rules for immigrants

guardian 20-FEB-08

Curry houses feel the heat as East European immigrants squeeze out Bangladeshis

dailymail 13-FEB-08

Purnell heads reshuffle changes

bbc 24-JAN-08

Footballer is saved from threat of deportation

guardian 15-JAN-08

Briton jailed over US visa scam

bbc 20-DEC-07

Major Changes Proposed for UK Visa Regulations

jis 19-DEC-07

Bangura chance to beat deportation

cnn 19-DEC-07

Government defends immigrant visitor 'bond' plan

guardian 18-DEC-07

VISAS

bbc 18-DEC-07

One in five babies born to a foreign mother as the population booms

dailymail 12-DEC-07

Midlands: Birmingham nervous for big businesses

ft 09-DEC-07

English tests 'to help migrant wives integrate into British way of life'

thetimes 05-DEC-07

Lost disc fiasco could scupper ID card scheme

dailymail 27-NOV-07

Data on 15m benefits claims 'lost by Customs'

telegraph 20-NOV-07

Emigration hits record high of 400,000

guardian 16-NOV-07

Smith to brief MPs on illegal workers

guardian 13-NOV-07

Home Office minister fined for using his mobile while driving

thetimes 03-NOV-07

Minister used phone while driving

bbc 02-NOV-07

Phillips announces housing inquiry

guardian 02-NOV-07

Undercounted and over here

economist 01-NOV-07

Government apologises over immigrant figures

telegraph 30-OCT-07

Cameron focuses on immigration and population

ft 29-OCT-07

'Blue card' will bring extra 20m Asian and African workers to EU in next 20 years

dailymail 23-OCT-07

Scots to axe prescriptions - leaving England to pick up the bill

dailymail 22-OCT-07

School fees paid for returning asylum seekers

telegraph 20-OCT-07

Brown 'dishonest' over EU vote, says Labour MP

telegraph 15-OCT-07

Blairite ministers turn on Brown as poll reveals Tory lead over Labour

dailymail 14-OCT-07

Asylum seekers could receive backdoor amnesty because of Home Office turmoil

dailymail 14-OCT-07

Immigration rate to rise in Britain

peopledaily 29-SEP-07

Police chief warns of migrant impact

telegraph 19-SEP-07

Brown plans unified border force in fight against terror

ft 26-JUL-07

Study shows immigrant amnesty could bring £1bn in tax revenues

TheScotsman 16-JUL-07

Call for immigrant amnesty in UK

bbc 15-JUL-07

Weeks of careful planning and a good breakfast - the making of Gordon Brown's perfect week

guardian 30-JUN-07

Brown's cabinet tackles constitution

guardian 29-JUN-07

The road to No 10

guardian 27-JUN-07

Tory defection gives Brown first blood

guardian 27-JUN-07

Gurkha's visa victory

dailyexpress 02-JUN-07

UK gov mulls prison for those employing illegal immigrants

register 15-MAY-07

Councils attack migration figures

bbc 14-MAY-07

Miliband: I will vote for Brown

thesun 23-APR-07

Government to launch points-based immigration system

guardian 18-APR-07

Reid tightens up UK visa rules

guardian 28-MAR-07

22 arrested in passport fraud raids

independent 22-MAR-07

Deportation target missed

thesun 27-FEB-07

Loophole warning over expulsion moves

YorkshirePost 27-JAN-07

BORDERS

bbc 26-JAN-07

Tories want UK to sign charter for victims of trafficking

guardian 04-JAN-07

You are a Cheeky boy

thesun 21-DEC-06

Foreigners living in Britain face compulsory biometric ID cards

guardian 20-DEC-06

ID card plan sparks fears over data security

guardian 19-DEC-06

Plan To Stem Influx From New EU States Full Story

skynews 24-OCT-06

Blair to Labour party: Stop infighting

newsweek 09-SEP-06

Chancellor trains his sights on Blairite outriders

guardian 29-AUG-06

Zimbabwe returns to be resumed

bbc 02-AUG-06

Reid under fire over Home Office 'failures'

guardian 21-JUL-06

Reid announces Home Office shake-up

ft 19-JUL-06

'No amnesty for illegal immigrants'

RSS 12-JUL-06

Reid plans Home Office shake-up

guardian 21-JUN-06

Blunkett rejected immigrant amnesty plan three years ago

guardian 14-JUN-06

Reid to tackle police force plans

bbc 25-MAY-06

Home Office out of control

thesun 24-MAY-06

Reid grilled over foreign prisoners

channel4news 23-MAY-06

Asylum claim figure rises by 5%

bbc 23-MAY-06

NHS sisters to protect older patients' rights

guardian 20-APR-06

New Plans As System 'Fails' Elderly

skynews 30-MAR-06

Health system 'neglects elderly'

bbc 27-MAR-06

Blair and Brown discuss transfer of power 'but no date set'

eirepost 06-FEB-06

Stroke Victims Get Patchy Care Claim Full Story

skynews 16-NOV-05

Poor maternity care putting lives at risk, warns NHS watchdog

guardian 18-JUL-05

New report slams NHS managers for 'hazardous' maternity care

observer 17-JUL-05

Blair To Face Party Critics

skynews 10-MAY-05

Reshuffle in full

thetimes 10-MAY-05

Big fall in numbers seeking asylum

guardian 22-AUG-04

Only 27% want Tory government

ananova 17-JUL-04

Labour loses seat and Tories trail in third

independent 16-JUL-04

ELECTION TEST FOR BLAIR

skynews 15-JUL-04

[-said]: The great mistake now, and this is the big choice in British politics, is whether you keep the plan in place or switch it off. 'As the economy returns to growth next year it is not going to need the same kind of lifeline that it needed this year.

finanznachrichten 25-OCT-09

[ said]: Today's figures are broadly in line with our forecast and reflect our action to lock in the recovery and get the economy growing again by the turn of the year,

irishtimes 20-OCT-09

[said:]: The CBI's proposal emphasises the current need to entrench the recovery, with any further fiscal tightening being undertaken from 2012.

YorkshirePost 19-OCT-09

[said:]: I sympathise with the considerable difficulties in which many of the PMS members find themselves. We will continue working together on options for a solution.

ninewsletter 17-OCT-09

[ said]: Well,

guardian 13-OCT-09

[said:]: We were told his speech would tell us everything we needed to know about how the Tories would get the deficit down. But he lost his nerve. It was far from clear that this speech even pays for itself, let alone matches our pledge to halve the deficit in four years.

guardian 07-OCT-09

[said:]: George Osborne comprehensively failed the economic credibility test today. He set himself a high bar and then fell miles short. He said

independent 07-OCT-09

[said:]: George Osborne appears intent on talking Britain down.

TheScotsman 07-OCT-09

[said:]: Britain's public services are invaluable, but if we are to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay. 'That means leadership from senior groups and realistic increases for other workforces.

dailymail 06-OCT-09

[said:]: George Osborne appears intent on talking Britain down. We were told his speech would tell us ’everything’ we needed to know about how the Tories would get the deficit down. But he lost his nerve.

thetimes 06-OCT-09

[said:]: George Osborne appears intent on talking Britain down. We were told his speech would tell us

bbc 06-OCT-09

[said:]: He failed the economic credibility test. He said

dailymail 06-OCT-09

[said:]: He lost his nerve. It was far from clear that this speech even pays for itself, let alone matches our pledge to halve the deficit in four years.

guardian 06-OCT-09

[-said]: Britain's public servants are invaluable. But if we want to halve the deficit over four years and protect front line services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay,

AP 06-OCT-09

[said:]: Britain's public services are invaluable, but if we are to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay.

channel4news 06-OCT-09

[said:]: Britain's public services are invaluable, but if we are to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay.

TheScotsman 06-OCT-09

[-said]: If we want to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay,

guardian 06-OCT-09

[said:]: Britain's public servants are invaluable. But if we want to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay. That means leadership from senior groups and realistic increases for other workforces.

independent 06-OCT-09

[said:]: The Tories opposed every single measure we put in place to help small businesses. Now they come up with a policy which poses more questions than it answers, notably how would it be paid for, when they already have so many unfunded tax and spending promises?

TheScotsman 06-OCT-09

[said:]: If we want to halve the deficit over 4 years and protect front line services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay. That means leadership from senior groups and realistic increases for other workforces.

telegraph 06-OCT-09

[insisted:]: If we want to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services, we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay. That means leadership from senior groups.

guardian 06-OCT-09

[-said]: If we want to halve the deficit over four years and protect frontline services we have to make tough but realistic decisions on pay. That means leadership from senior groups and realistic increases for other workforces,

guardian 05-OCT-09

[-said]: These are serious questions for us to explore,

guardian 04-OCT-09

[said:]: He either does not understand economics or he is deliberately distorting the truth. I'm afraid neither is a qualification to be chancellor.

TheScotsman 21-SEP-09

[ said]: Osborne's claims are false. These government tax projections are already published and are in the public domain. They simply set out what is raised by our existing published measures as the economy returns to growth,

guardian 20-SEP-09

[said:]: These government tax projections simply set out what is raised by our existing published measures as the economy returns to growth. No more, no less. This creates serious questions over George Osborne’s judgment. The shadow chancellor needs to answer why he is trying to mislead the British people.’’ At the time of the Budget, in April, the Treasury published official growth forecasts for the economy that were widely branded as

telegraph 19-SEP-09

[said:]: We want to help people to stay in work and stay in their homes during difficult times, while David Cameron now admits that he'll cut public spending whatever the economic and social cost, putting the recovery at risk.

YorkshirePost 09-SEP-09

[said:]: David Cameron has just made the big divide in British politics crystal clear - we want to help people to stay in work and stay in their homes during difficult times, while David Cameron now admits that he'll cut public spending whatever the economic and social cost, putting the recovery at risk.

24dash 08-SEP-09

[added:]: The Tories' plans for indiscriminate, across-the-board, unthinking cuts would put economic recovery in jeopardy now and cut off opportunities for the future for the vast majority of people in this country.

glasgowherald 07-SEP-09

[ said]: In the pre-Budget report we will set out in more detail how we will halve the deficit over four years and protect those public services which we think are key to helping people make the most of the future in this country,

glasgowherald 07-SEP-09

[ said]: In the Pre-Budget Report we will set out in more detail how we will halve the deficit over four years and protect those public services which we think are key to helping people make the most of the future in this country,

telegraph 06-SEP-09

[said:]: When public servants pull together, they can deliver big change faster. The 13 local areas working with the Total Place programme have the chance to be 21st century civic pioneers. They have the freedom to think radically about reforms that can deliver better public services at less cost, by acting together better.

ukgovpublic 31-JUL-09

[-said]: David Cameron and George Osborne can talk all they like about banking reform, but when it mattered, they showed their inexperience and called it wrong,

guardian 20-JUL-09

[said:]: David Cameron and George Osborne can talk all they like about banking reform, but when it mattered, they showed their inexperience and called it wrong.

bbc 19-JUL-09

[said:]: In Building Britain’s Future we set out a radical programme for empowering people with new entitlements to high-quality education, healthcare and policing. Power in People’s Hands: Learning from the World’s Best Public Services shows how we can turn ideas into action.

ukgovpublic 17-JUL-09

[said:]: There are very fruitful conversations that happen day-to-day, week-to-week between ourselves and the Audit Commission about how we can strengthen the role of local authorities in delivering the very broad package of help put in place and financed by this government in order to make sure that this recession doesn't cut for long.

guardian 15-JUL-09

[-was urge]: At a time of private sector pay freezes and public sector pay restraint, is it right that the leaders of our quangos are getting pay increases of up to 20% or more?

guardian 15-JUL-09

[added:]: From 2011 onwards we have to decide closer to the time how to divide up the growth in current spending.

bbc 16-JUN-09

[said:]: The right time to set out our position on tax spend and departmental budgets is either at the time of the Pre-Budget Report or at the time of the Budget. The Chancellor will set out the position.

telegraph 16-JUN-09

[said:]: We are going to decide how the growth in public spending is divided up much closer to the time. Looking into a crystal ball and understanding what the economy looks like in the year of the Olympics, I just don't think is possible right now.

guardian 16-JUN-09

[said:]: Alistair Darling has been really clear that there are going to be some pretty tough choices to be made.

telegraph 12-JUN-09

[said:]: Tory spending plans are in complete chaos – changing day by day, often live on air. We already knew that their priority on tax was a £200,000 handout to millionaires. Now we know their priority on spending is cuts that are wide, deep and immediate.

guardian 11-JUN-09

[said:]: We will be bringing forward a statement on departmental responsibilities to the house at the earliest possible opportunity.

guardian 10-JUN-09

[said:]: Administration is a blow, but we've taken punches before and come back.

glasgowherald 08-JUN-09

[said:]: Public services have been transformed over the last 10 years - crime is down 40%, waiting lists are at an all-time low and school results are at an all-time high. But change in the years to come has to be driven by frontline staff - not ordered from the top. My view is very simple: frontline staff doing the job day in and day out will often see clearest what needs to change. I want those ideas put to the top tables in Whitehall without delay.

ukgovpublic 18-MAY-09

[said:]: In tough economic times, the contribution - the ideas, innovation and energy - of social enterprise will become ever more important, for jobs, for enterprise and for public services.

ukgovpublic 14-MAY-09

[said:]: Social enterprises put good values to good effect - fast. The sector has never been stronger thanks to our support of the last ten years. Now, 60,000 British social enterprises turnover some £27bn.

ukgovpublic 12-MAY-09

[said:]: Social enterprises, businesses that make a difference as well as a profit, can help Britain emerge from this recession stronger.

ukgovpublic 12-MAY-09

[said:]: It's hard for me to know what's real, what's hearsay, what's gossip and what did not happen.

guardian 07-MAY-09

[said:]: I am simply thrilled to bits that LDV now has a new future in its sights.

icWales 06-MAY-09

[said:]: A small number of British people performed some incredible acts during the Holocaust but for too long their stories have gone untold. They are stories of great bravery, great humanity, but also great humility.

ukgovpublic 29-APR-09

[said:]: Rather than David Brent-style marketing waffle, David Cameron needs to start being straight with people about what what the Tories would really do on the economy.

bbc 26-APR-09

[said:]: We see an increasing range of family structures, to the extent that there is arguably no longer a one-size-fits-all family in Britain today. 'But this is diversity and not decline. Warm, loving and stable relationships matter more for our happiness and wellbeing than the legal form of a relationship.

dailymail 18-APR-09

[-said]: Even their very author decided that actually there was no place in public life or for public consumption for these e-mails; the right place for them was the bin,

sundaytimes 12-APR-09

[said:]: Ever since David Cameron argued that everyone on benefits was the next potential Karen Matthews, the Tories have jumped on high-profile cases to stigmatise whole communities.

YorkshirePost 10-APR-09

[said:]: The world economy will double in size in the next two decades, creating one billion jobs for skilled workers. We are working to ensure British people can seize the opportunities of this new global age. The Inspiring Communities project is designed specifically to raise the expectations of young people in 15 communities so that they can make the most of their potential and turn aspiration into success. We are making sure that Government acts together so everyone can achieve their potential over the decades t

ukgovpublic 08-APR-09

[said today:]: The shadow chancellor wants to cut pay for nurses, teachers and the police, their latest poster boy wants to privatise the NHS and now they reveal one of their top priorities in a recession would be to abolish the hunting ban.

dailymail 07-APR-09

[said:]: The third sector, charities like those that you allude to, go into this downturn in stronger health than ever before. That is because we have doubled public income to the third sector from £5.5bn up to £11bn.

guardian 02-APR-09

[said:]: Public services are crucial to providing real help through the downturn and helping families turn aspirations into success. After ten years of investment and improvement, we need to move forward, making sure all services are delivered with a personal touch.

ukgovpublic 10-MAR-09

[ said]: This means giving front-line professionals the freedom and flexibility to use their skills and a government that focuses on ensuring high standards are always met, because when it comes to public services we want guarantees,

theglobeandmail 10-MAR-09

[-also promised]: My experience working with younger civil servants is that good people get frustrated when bad people don’t get moved on.

sundaytimes 07-MAR-09

[said:]: We want to create online services that allow people to comment on GP services or compare childcare services.

sundaytimes 07-MAR-09

[-explained]: You have got to move from a position where people have got a choice to where people have got control.

sundaytimes 07-MAR-09

[-said]: What we have witnessed is a drop of the sale of tabloid newspapers, who now sell 22m fewer copies than in 1997, while viewers on TV news channels have collapsed,

guardian 26-FEB-09

[replied:]: No, I will certainly will not [be tweeting].

guardian 26-FEB-09

[said:]: Whether it's dealing with the current downturn or preparing for the new opportunities that lie beyond, social enterprise will become more not less influential on the path we take as a country.

ukgovpublic 11-FEB-09

[said:]: What people want is an economy where our performance matches our potential, a society of fair rules and fair chances. As an extraordinary country, whose sense of invention helped define this age, we have an extraordinary future ahead of us. That future is well within our grasp.

ukgovpublic 05-FEB-09

[said:]: It's hard to take David Cameron's so-called progressive conservatism seriously when even his own shadow cabinet are warning him not to be a

icWales 22-JAN-09

[said:]: Times may be tough today, but the world economy will double in size over the next twenty years offering new opportunities for everyone to have better jobs.

ukgovpublic 13-JAN-09

[said:]: This Government is acting now to invest in families, communities and for people at every stage of life. Britain is an aspirational country. But unlocking ambition isn't free. It needs real investment now if our future performance is to match our future potential.

ukgovpublic 13-JAN-09

[said:]: While Labour gives people real help with the downturn, David Cameron's two-jobs team seem more interested in their own pay packets.

dailymail 23-DEC-08

[ said]: Correct pension payments will be ordered immediately from April 2009. This means that some pensioners will have their payments reduced and others will see increases in 2009 which are less than the annual inflation uprating,

glasgowherald 17-DEC-08

[said:]: To enable the correct pension increases to be applied, pension scheme administrators need accurate GMP information derived from the individual's National Insurance contribution record.

24dash 16-DEC-08

[said:]: To enable the correct pension increases to be applied, pension scheme administrators need accurate GMP information derived from the individual’s National Insurance contribution record.

sundaytimes 16-DEC-08

[-said]: I don't think that kind of change is possible if public servants carry on working in their current little boxes.

guardian 15-DEC-08

[said:]: In the medieval days we built communities around the manor house and then in the 19th century we built communities about the factory and in the 21st century we need to build communities around schools. 'We have to think afresh about how those institutions become the

dailymail 15-DEC-08

[said:]: In the medieval days we built communities around the manor house and then in the 19th century we built communities about the factory and in the 21st century we need to build communities around schools. 'We have to think afresh about how those institutions become the 'power supply

dailymail 15-DEC-08

[said:]: The next stage of public service reform in 2009 is going to set out three big ideas: how we reform the power of frontline leaders to put services together in a different way to change the communities around them. Alongside that we have got to bring the digital revolution to government and public services so consultation about public services is changed to a conversation. Finally we have got to create a completely different role for the centre. The era of a delivery unit controlling things with hundreds of t

guardian 15-DEC-08

[-said]: We might see about three lead professionals in one area so across the country you're talking several thousand,

guardian 15-DEC-08

[-says]: As we get into 2009,

guardian 15-DEC-08

[concludes:]: Unless we can find a way to harness and mobilise community power to raise aspirations we are unlikely to make progress - that is the thrust of the work we publish next week.

guardian 15-DEC-08