Financial management of fees and charges
Published on:This report considers how effectively government bodies financially manage fees and charges for certain services.
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Smarter delivery – improving operational capability to provide better public services
Published on:The National Audit Office outlines the critical importance of smarter operational delivery to improve the way public services are delivered
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Investigation into the administration of the Civil Service Pension Scheme
Published on:This NAO report examines Cabinet Office’s oversight of the civil service pension scheme and the current levels of customer service.
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Regulating for Growth
Winter 2025/26This upcoming NAO study will examine whether government and regulators are aligned in their work of how regulation can contribute to growth.
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Improving local areas through developer funding
Published on:This report assesses whether MHCLG is overseeing an effective system of developer contributions that delivers the intended benefits.
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Resilience to animal diseases
Published on:Key public bodies are insufficiently prepared for a major animal disease outbreak and would likely struggle to cope with one, the NAO finds.
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National Savings and Investments Business Transformation Programme
Autumn 2025NS&I is undertaking a Business Transformation Programme, formerly known as the Rainbow Programme. The aim is to transform how NS&I operates.
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Managing FCDO’s overseas estate
Published on:This NAO report examines whether the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has a robust approach to managing its overseas estate.
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Improving family court services for children
Published on:The NAO’s latest report reviews the government’s approach to improving family court services for children in England and Wales.
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Home-to-school transport
Autumn 2025This upcoming NAO study will consider the commissioning of, and spending on, home-to-school transport by local authorities in England.
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Collecting the right tax from wealthy individuals
Published on:This new report National Audit Office examines the extent to which HMRC is well placed to support wealthy individuals to pay the right tax.
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Environmental regulation and enforcement
Winter 2025/26This report will examine if regulators are well-placed to maximise environmental benefits while ensuring costs to business are proportionate.
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UK Research and Innovation: providing support through grants
Published on:UKRI should strengthen its approach to taking bolder decisions and address data challenges to maximise value for money for the taxpayer.
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Investigation into energy efficiency installations under the Energy Company Obligation
Autumn 2025This factual investigation will focus on how DESNZ and Ofgem have identified and responded to issues within the ECO4 and GBIS schemes.
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The Home Office’s asylum accommodation contracts
Published on:This NAO briefing has been prepared for the Home Affairs Committee as part of its inquiry into the delivery of asylum accommodation.
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Police productivity
Autumn 2025An upcoming National Audit Office report will focus on the Home Office’s approach to supporting police forces to improve their productivity.
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Teacher workforce: secondary and further education
Published on:NAO assesses if DfE is achieving value for money through its work to recruit and retain teachers for secondary schools and further education
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Regulating for investment and outcomes in the water sector
Published on:This report examines water regulators effectiveness in ensuring the nation’s future water supply and attracting necessary investments.
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Lessons learned: Government’s use of external consultants
Autumn 2025Government departments use external consultants as a source of skills and expertise. This study will lay out the facts on use of consultants.
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Investigation into the financial sustainability of England’s adult hospices
Autumn 2025This investigation will examine the hospice sector in England, focusing on funding, accessibility and plans to address challenges.