Arts Told to Adopt US-Style Funding

July 10, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Coalition ministers have told Britain’s leading arts figures to embrace US-style fundraising techniques to make up for a sharp reduction in public subsidy, as they intensify their search for spending uts of up to 40%.
The government wants ministers in all unprotected departments to come up with radical plans to cut costs by the middle of July.

Spending Watchdog Doubts Savings Measures

July 10, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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It is claimed that the frontline public services can be protected even as the Treasury enforces brutal spending cuts have been thrown into serious doubt by a scathing assessment of the previous government’s value for money program.
The former prime minister—Gordon Brown, asked the Treasury to seek annual savings of GBP 35 billion from departments across Whitehall by 2010-11, as he sought to curb back-office spending without influencing the services provided. However, in a report published, the National Audit Office found that many savings identified were either dubious or would be detrimental to public services.

Strong UK Government Bond Market

July 4, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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The UK government bond market has outperformed other bond markets, mainly because the country has an independent currency.
The UK market has also been boosted ever since the emergency Budget, with gilt yields dropping further as the government has convinced the investors in the field that the risk of the UK losing its triple A rating has fallen.
Via pledging to tighten fiscal policy by £113bn over the next five years, the UK government gained approval from the ratings agencies that it was not about to risk its credit status and was determined to cut the budget deficit.
However, the big question is whether gilts can keep on shining?

Arts Told to Adopt US-Style Funding

July 1, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Coalition ministers have told Britain’s leading arts figures to embrace US-style fundraising techniques to make up for a sharp reduction in public subsidy, as they intensify their search for spending uts of up to 40%.
The government wants ministers in all unprotected departments to come up with radical plans to cut costs by the middle of July.

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