The NAO sets out eight lessons for stronger workforce planning, including identifying future skills needs and addressing staffing shortfalls early
NAO warns that employers continue to be affected by economic conditions that could put the success of the construction skills package at risk.
Inefficiencies in the MOJ’s electronic monitoring service is wasting resources and increasing public protection risks.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) has made good progress in its devolution aims.
The Department for Transport and HS2 Ltd are making progress in their reset of the High Speed Two (HS2) railway line.
The repurchase of the MoD’s military housing estate in 2024 puts a stop to what would have been billions of pounds of further lost value.
HMRC used Home Office travel data to identify people who were not living in the UK and who could be incorrectly claiming Child Benefit.
Better financial management is critical to improving productivity, cutting waste and delivering better value for taxpayers.
Local audit situation remains a concern as NAO disclaims government’s accounts again, for the third year in a row
The British Council suffered major commercial losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, requiring financial support from the FCDO and HM Treasury.
The NAO has examined the proposals for restoring the Palace of Westminster and has assessed them against established practice.
This report examines FCDO’s response to sudden onset humanitarian crises and whether it is cost effective, as well as future delivery risks.
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
Rent and lease arrangements for members of the Royal Family differ depending on why they require accommodation and which organisation provides the property.
The National Audit Office has set out eight recommendations to help strengthen DfE’s oversight of local bodies in education and social care.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero’s (DESNZ) delivery model for Sizewell C places more risks on taxpayers and consumers.
DfT has strengthened how it supports use of new science and technology, but must establish a clearer risk appetite and provide better support.
Despite primary school pupil numbers falling since 2018/19, DfE has provided the school sector with limited support to manage the risks.
Government compensation schemes have made progress identifying claimants and paying out but have more to do to compensate all those eligible.
Shared ownership, now the largest remaining government-supported housing scheme, is a complex arrangement and can cause unexpected fees