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Royal Mail staff to say ''no'' to privatisation
Government plans to privatise Royal Mail should be stopped, the National Federation of Sub-Postmasters has said
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''I can't protect trafficking victims on my own''
Victims' minister Helen Grant calls on local authorities and their partners to play a ''fundamental'' role in stamping out trafficking. Here is her speech at the anti-human trafficking conference organised by the Salvation ArmyLATEST EDITIONS
Ambitious PFI projects face strong analysis and fascinating comment on publicservice.co.uk.
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NY is forging ahead with design-build, and more complex PPPs seem to be on the horizon. Your journal is a great resource for keeping up with developments in the UK, which I always refer to for lessons about PPPs 
on the The PPP Journal