From decision to delivery: protecting public funds during local government reorganisation

As local government reorganisation (LGR) moves from debate into delivery, Scott Warner, counter-fraud manager at Oxford City Council, explains how public money can be safeguarded.

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In Oxfordshire and West Berkshire, the government has confirmed that seven existing councils will be replaced by three new unitary councils from 1 April

From decision to delivery: protecting public funds during local government reorganisation

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