Public service delivery is risky business
The end of the year saw government announcing a series of master classes to aid charities bidding for contracts to better understand the new public service delivery environment. Due in Spring 2013,...
View ArticleDe-regulation for the sake of it?
The Government’s ‘red tape challenge’ sounds like some sort of physical assault course; conjuring images of hapless workers wading through paperwork, red tape tied round their ankles, tripping over...
View ArticleMeasurement: A double-edged sword for social value
CFG blogWe’re all positivists now. Although there are a few ‘heretics’, generally, it seems that the march of the measurers has been a successful one. Nearly every charity that I speak with is...
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EU Referendum: What could this mean for charities?
CFG blogAs the 23rd June appears closer and closer this Europe’s Final Countdown song has never felt more relevant as the UK public decides whether they will be voting to remain or leave European Union...
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How will the ‘devolution revolution’ be financed?
CFG blog At CFG, Locality, NAVCA and Children England’s The Voluntary Sector and Devolution Summit we’ll be looking at the key concerns about financing local government under devolution deals. One of...
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Tony Armstrong looks at Devolution: working with local organisations to...
CFG blogPublic sector finances are under severe strain. Local authorities have faced increasingly tight budgets over the last six years, and the localisation of business rates, the phasing out of...
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Saying what we want: Devolution & Voluntary Sector Summit
CFG blogOn Wednesday, over 30 voluntary sector leaders came together in London to discuss devolution and the voluntary sector. Over the past few years, regions across England have been agreeing with...
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