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The future is public - Outsourcing is the new orthodoxy but it ignores the huge value of directly run services

O'Brien, Paul; Bramah, Mark - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2007), pp. 26-27

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NEWS - Economists slate Queen's Speech fiscal provisions; scepticism over social care proposals; Dame Gill Morgan at CIPFA in Wales; £27bn fraud bill; All Wales Convention plumps for wider powers; Local Government Association seeks end to funding tangle; help for mentally ill offenders; Glasgow Games cost fears; Ireland faces public sector crisis; primary schools plead for more

O'Brien, Paul - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2009), pp. 6-15

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Comment - Everyone's talking about outsourcing when, for many councils, it makes sense to bring services back in-house

O'Brien, Paul - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2009), pp. 17

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Piecing it all together - In two years, 44 district and county councils in England will be transformed into nine new unitary authorities. A tall order, but there are ways of easing the transition pains

O'Brien, Paul - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2008), pp. 22-23

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