Understanding the physical and financial status of a PFI asset will make managing the expiry process much easier.
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Understanding the key stages of PFI-expiry will help Contracting Authorities prepare for navigating the process.
As PFI expiry nears a peak planning for key challenges will make the process much smoother for contracting authorities.
How private sector funding can help the public sector deliver key projects and programmes
Find out more about the key recommendations in our report on local government procurement and contract management.
How Payment by Results (PbR) can help hospitals undertake more activity and reduce patient waiting lists
How we helped Transport for Greater Manchester deliver on their electric vehicle charging infrastructure strategy.
Delays in publishing local authority audit accounts can compromise governance. Our report explains the key challenges.
Within discussions of NHS crises, the financial position is not being fully considered. We explore why and what to do.
Our latest review of local government auditor reports reveal opportunities for improving efficiencies in procurement.
Providing the latest updates, insights, and guidance on relevant healthcare topics.
We offer fresh insights on levelling up priorities and how to turn broad policy into meaningful change.
Stoke-on-Trent has clearly defined priorities for levelling up, including development, transport, and infrastructure.
Local authorities need to act to avoid financial failure – these three key levers can help deliver genuine change.
We re-examine Nolan's Seven Principles of Public Life in light of the MP standards row – and offer some checklist questions for those in public service.
A new report from London First, in association with AECOM, Grant Thornton UK LLP and London Councils, has called on the public and private sector to collaborate more closely to create housing partnerships. This will unlock land, investment, resources, and knowledge to address the capital’s housing shortage.
