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Barber: ''Cameron risks union conflict''

Brendan Barber From Public Servant magazine

A Conservative government would need to rethink its stance on drastic cuts in public spending and opting out of EU employment law if it wanted to avoid clashes with the…

12 March 2010

Cameron may adopt a Boris template

Sir Simon Milton From Public Servant magazine

London's streamlined organisational template – developed under Boris Johnson – could be replicated at the national level if the Conservative Party wins the general election, deputy mayor Sir Simon Milton…

8 March 2010

Government departments? If I had a magic wand I'd...

Will Day From Public Servant magazine

Boundaries between government departments must be broken down to allow much greater crossover of ideas and resources, Will Day, chairman of the Sustainable Development Commission tells Alison Thomas. Radical action…

26 February 2010

Banking regulators ''have a bias towards inertia''

Sir John Gieve From Public Servant magazine

Former deputy governor of the Bank of England Sir John Gieve has told Public Servant that it will be difficult to create a financial services regulatory system that does not…

26 February 2010

Government strategy weak over £60bn pension hole

John Ransford From Public Servant magazine

The chief executive of the Local Government Association has admitted that there is great uncertainty over the way that public sector pensions will be financed in the future, writes Dean…

12 February 2010

In tough times who do we hold to account?

David Blunkett From Public Servant magazine

There must be a radical rethink about accountability to prevent growing disillusionment with politics, David Blunkett warns. He tells Matthew George why he believes failure to find new ways of…

18 January 2010

Politics and management don't mix

John Ransford From Public Servant magazine

Conservative Party plans to amalgamate the role of council leader and chief executive into one post would not work in practice, the chief executive of the Local Government Association has…

8 December 2009

Boris's best laid plans...

Boris Johnson From Public Servant magazine

Eighteen months after his election as mayor of London, just what has Boris Johnson achieved? Dean Carroll put that question to the man himself – and close observers

24 November 2009

Getting the efficiency message in Morse code

Amyas Morse From Public Servant magazine

At a time when government is counting out the loose change from the back of the Cabinet Office sofa and spending is being examined afresh for value, Amyas Morse wants…

16 November 2009

A right to competence and honesty

Martin Bell From Public Servant magazine

Former independent MP Martin Bell tells Alison Thomas that the British electorate should rise up and demand a clean sweep of dubious practices in parliament and explains why he wants…

2 November 2009

Let's get radical – Ransford calls time on government rhetoric

John Ransford From Public Servant magazine

LGA chief executive John Ransford recognises that government can no longer afford to expand its control of public services. He tells Dean Carroll why there has to be a significant…

20 October 2009

Defence procurement – 'it's not like buying a combine harvester'

Amyas Morse From Public Servant magazine

Criticism of defence procurement in the UK is unbalanced because it fails to take account of the size and complexity of military contracts, the Ministry of Defence's (MoD) former commercial…

1 October 2009

'I'd definitely serve the Tories,' says Will Hutton

Will Hutton From Public Servant magazine

The Conservative Party will definitely win the general election and deliver on David Cameron's promise of decentralising power, Will Hutton has told Public Servant's Dean Carroll.

30 September 2009

A turning point we can't ignore

Jonathon Porrittt From Public Servant magazine

As he steps down from his role as chairman of the Sustainable Development Commission, Jonathon Porritt tells Alison Thomas why the decision to return to his campaigning roots has come…

21 August 2009

Alan Milburn – social inequality has soared under New Labour

Alan Milburn From Public Servant magazine

Social mobility should not be seen as class warfare – more as an opportunity for people from all backgrounds to achieve their true potential, Darlington MP Alan Milburn tells Matthew…

21 July 2009

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