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Institute for Government/Centre for Cities: Big shot or long shot?

Institute for Government/Centre for Cities: Big shot or long shot?

23 June 2011

Cities are the heartbeat of the UK economy. Despite occupying just nine percent of .the UK’s land they’re where over half of us live and they contribute 60 percent of the UK’s economic output.

HM Government: The State of the Estate 2011

HM Government: The State of the Estate 2011

3 June 2011

The Government Estate is a great national asset. We need to use it better. We can cut costs, and reinvest the savings in public services. We can use it to enable work practices that are more modern and flexible, while helping government to reduce its carbon footprint.

Gerald Eve: Legal & Parliamentary Evebrief - April 2010

Gerald Eve: Legal & Parliamentary Evebrief - April 2010

4 April 2011

Although this edition of Evebrief follows hot on the heels of Wednesday’s spring Budget we have resisted the temptation to provide a summary of its provisions, as there can be few if any readers who have not already seen summaries and commentary in other publications.

Local Government Association: The impact of EU procurement legislation on councils

Local Government Association: The impact of EU procurement legislation on councils

27 January 2011

The purpose of this survey was to gather information on council’s experiences of and opinions on EU procurement legislation, in order to inform the Local Government (LG) Association’s view ahead of European Commission proposals to modernise EU procurement legislation on 2011.

GVA Grimley: Degrees of Uncertainty - dealing with the higher education funding gap

GVA Grimley: Degrees of Uncertainty - dealing with the higher education funding gap

23 September 2010

The financial crisis and subsequent recession has put an end to the recent era of steady growth in university funding and student numbers. The government has already announced almost £1bn of funding cuts by 2013 and further reductions are widely anticipated over the next few years.

Homes and Communities Agency: Development and land disposal strategy

Homes and Communities Agency: Development and land disposal strategy

21 June 2011

Access to a supply of development land is a vital ingredient in successful economic growth.

Co-Operatives UK: Mutual options for Post Office Ltd

Co-Operatives UK: Mutual options for Post Office Ltd

2 June 2011

Co-operatives UK was commissioned by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills to explore options for the mutualisation of Post Office Ltd as suggested in the report

Budget 2011

BUDGET 2011: Download the full document

23 March 2011

Property featured strongly in today’s Budget document - with measures aiming at promoting investment, development and first-time buyers.

The Property Ombudsman 2010 Interim Report

The Property Ombudsman 2010 Interim Report

8 November 2010

“The TPO Code of Practice for Letting and Managing Agents details standards and best practice for agents to commit to. As Ombudsman I am able to help those who have been disadvantaged in individual cases but I have no powers to regulate market activity or to monitor the approach of agents to the handling of client money.

Gerald Eve's Legal and Parliamentary Evebrief - July 2010

23 July 2010

The emergency budget measures are starting to take effect with the axe poised over the public sector. We report on some of those who havebeen among the first to be cut.

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