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The Hour BBC 2, Tuesdays, 9pmAlso available on iPlayer The Hour is BBC2’s spicy...g the death of a debutante, a young reporter called Lyons starts to uncover a conspirac...ning elite.There are some drawbacks, not least that Lyons...
Brown wants 20 per cent SCS cut
...g with a department-by-department review of SCS nnumbers and manageme...ess” had to end and announced a review by senior salary review body...ocationFollowing on from the 2004 Lyons review into relocation, the re...e process by 2011.” Following a review by World Wide Web founder Sir...
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...Consulting, who worked on both the Smith Review and the 2004 Lyons Review – which identified 20,000 p...another two months or so of the spending review and immediately afterwards....ting: “There was a lot in the Ian Smith Review that I’m disappointed isn...
Saving £20bn: relocation, pay and programme cuts
...n increased to £20bn – and that is before the comprehensive spending review has taken place, he added.Th...two years from 2011, Darling also said. The chancellor resurrected the Lyons agenda, promising that one-thi...
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Feature: relocation, re-examined
...r Philip Green’s efficiency review for the Cabinet Office. We m...ould not allow the efficiency review and the Shareholder Executive...comes of the wider government review of its property costs over th...rocess that took off with the Lyons report in 2004 will now finall...
...was kicked off by Sir Michael Lyons’ 2004 review, which has precipitated the...the progress made against the Lyons targets: “The numbers are op...he next departmental spending review, and targets set for moving p...The department will meet its Lyons review target of transferring...
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It’s been a struggle to move civil servants out of London – and relocations have barely touched the central departments. As Stuart Watson discovers, the government now wants to disperse core Whitehall functionsThe chancellor’s Budget last month gave new energy to the civil service relocatio...
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Policy people will have to relocate, warns Smith
Significant parts of the core policy departments must move out of London if the latest round of civil service relocations is to succeed, a government adviser has said.Ian Smith, author of a review of government relocations out of London and the South East published alongside the Budget, told Civi...
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