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CIPFA conference 2010: last chance for early bird booking
Whatever the outcome of the general election, spending cuts and a new wave of reforms will create new challenges and risks for people managing public money and public services. With outstanding speakers and practial workshops, this year’s CIPFA annual conference will help provide delegates with the strategic insight and skills they need to succeed in the years ahead.
 Former Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy and political broadcaster Nick Robinson are just two of the high-profile speakers on the main stage. Beyond the plenary sessions, workshop topics include how to maximise efficiency savings with technology, asset management, and shared services.
Book now to take advantage of early bird discounts.
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Growing numbers turn to TISonline
TISonline achieved its highest ever user figures last month with 100,000 public finance professionals accessing its resources. The figures support the high approval ratings consistently achieved by the online information service – a recent survey showed that 92% of respondents rate the TISonline service as good or very good. Find out how TISonline can support your organisation at www.cipfa.org.uk/tis. |
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Introduction to local government finance
There is still time to book your place for the Introduction to Local Government Finance seminar on 22 April in London. As well as an overview on the funding process, you will have the opportunity to hear the latest on Total Place and the impact of the recession and the imminent election on local government finance. |
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Public Finance: banking on us
The government now owns billions of pounds worth of banks in the UK, which it will have to restore to the private sector at some point. But when, how and what should the taxpayer get back? PF convened a round table to discuss the issues. David Williams went along. |
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