by Xander Stephenson / 16 Apr 2010
Government operational efficiency is moving centre stage in this election, as parties seek to reduce the deficit while assuring the public that their beloved public services will remain unscathed.
by Xander Stephenson / 01 Mar 2010
The Public and Commercial Services has voted for industrial action.
by Xander Stephenson / 28 Jan 2010
Ever since a friend got annoyed with me for “ruining the end of Titanic”, I have been wary of spoiling the end of things; so I'll try and tread carefully here.
by Xander Stephenson / 03 Mar 2010
Damian Green last night spoke at ResPublica, the dynamic think tank headed by Phillip Blond.
by Xander Stephenson / 01 Feb 2010
Today I phoned the Department of Work and Pensions' main switchboard number to check the contact email of a member of staff.
by Xander Stephenson / 18 Dec 2009
Xander Stephenson looks at transport ministers' recent efforts to escape the Westminster bubble and find out about the realities of travel in this country The ivory towers of Whitehall can make anyone feel cut off from the rest of the world.
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What you call austerity is what I might call efficiency.
What you call austerity is what I might call efficiency.
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