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One Scotland, Many Challenges
 Edinburgh plays host to the 2009 CIPFA in Scotland conference on 19 and 20 March. With speakers including Sir Kenneth Calman, chair of the devolution commission, this event is set to be Scotland's public finance event of the year.
Speaking ahead of the conference, Angela Scott, Head of CIPFA in Scotland said:
'As debates about devolution and funding mechanisms continue, we have attracted some of the key figures in Scottish politics and public finance for our 2009 conference. We want to get to the heart of the big challenges in these difficult economic times'. |
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Top political broadcaster joins CIPFA conference programme
Jon Sopel, one the UK's best known political broadcasters, has joined the line-up for the 2009 CIPFA annual conference. Registration for the conference, with discounts for early bookings, is now open. |
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PA of the Year 2009
Northern Ireland's PA of the Year 2009 will be announced at the Executive PA Conference 2009 on 21 April in Belfast. The award, run by CIPFA in association with Sellick Partnership Executive Support, recognises those PAs working in Northern Ireland who shine in their role. Closing date for nominations is Friday, 27 March. |
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Improving Asset Management
A range of guidance, tools and good practice has been pooled together by the Improvement Network to support managers responsible for improving efficiency from public sector assets. |
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This week in Public Finance: Staying Power
It is almost two years since a political earthquake in Scotland swept Alex Salmond and the Scottish National Party to power at Holyrood. Critics say the minority government cannot last, but Alex Salmond begs to differ. He tells David Scott why in an exclusive interview with PF. |
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Lin Diaby, a CIPFA student who rowed across the Atlantic shares the experience at the inaugural event of the CIPFA South East Student Society More >>
LAAP Bulletin 80 - planning for the implementation of IFRS More >>
Latest additions to TISonline include new sections on regeneration, looking at knowledge and skills and the local enterprise growth initiative More >>
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