Upgrading the electricity transmission network
Published on:Upgrades to the electricity grid are struggling to keep to the government’s Clean Power 2030 schedule, risking higher consumer bills
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Managing the flow of patients through hospital from A&E
Published on:This report looks at how well patients flow through A&E into the wider hospital in England and at the support NHSE provides.
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Resilience of the food supply chain to disruptions
Published on:The government must engage more with households, communities and industry to strengthen the food supply chain’s resilience to shocks.
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Increasing construction skills
Published on:This report assesses progress since launching the construction skills package, including challenges facing the sector, roles and responsibilities.
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Electronic monitoring: improving resilience to meet increasing demand
Published on:This report examines whether MoJ and HMPPS have clearly defined expectations for electronic monitoring, including how to measure success.
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Devolution in England: funding and accountability
Published on:This report assesses whether MHCLG is implementing devolved arrangements in a way that supports improved outcomes for local people.
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High Speed Two reset
Published on:This report examines whether HS2 Ltd and DfT are taking reasonable steps to plan, assure and implement the reset of the HS2 programme.
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The repurchase of the service family accommodation estate
Published on:The sale and leaseback of military housing by MoD cost billions, but a new agreement should help to reduce losses in the long term
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HMRC’s use of travel data to tackle fraud and error in Child Benefit payments
Published on:This investigation provides an assessment of HMRC’s specific compliance intervention for Child Benefit using Home Office travel data.
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The Government Finance Function’s strategy to 2030
Published on:Better financial management is critical to improving productivity, cutting waste and delivering better value for taxpayers.
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Investigation into the financial sustainability of the British Council
Published on:This NAO report covers how the loan structure provides a viable pathway for FCDO recovering the initial money lent to the British Council.
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Restoration and Renewal of the Palace of Westminster: 2026 Update
Published on:The NAO has examined the proposals for restoring the Palace of Westminster and has assessed them against established practice.
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Responding to sudden-onset humanitarian crises
Published on:This report examines FCDO’s response to sudden onset humanitarian crises and whether it is cost effective, as well as future delivery risks.
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Regulating water, energy and broadband to protect consumers in vulnerable circumstances
Published on:The report examined how Ofcom, Ofwat and Ofgem support consumers in vulnerable circumstances and whether they can get the help they need from their providers
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Investigation into residential property arrangements with members of the Royal Family
Published on:Rent and lease arrangements for members of the Royal Family differ depending on why they require accommodation and which organisation provides the property.
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Sizewell C
Published on:This report assesses the implications of the Sizewell C construction deal for taxpayers, electricity consumers, and investors.
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Innovation in transport
Published on:Stronger support for innovation in transport sector can unlock economic, environmental and consumer benefits.
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Responding to changing demand for school places
Published on:This report looks at DfE’s approach to overseeing and supporting a resilient school system in England that can respond to changing pupil demand.
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Government’s compensation and financial recognition schemes
Published on:Government compensation schemes have made changes and improvements to claims handling but there is still work to do to reach all those potentially eligible.
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Investigation into shared ownership
Published on:Shared ownership is now the largest government-backed housing scheme, but not all consumers understand it fully and some face unexpected fees.