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Auditor General on judging panel for public services awards
The Auditor General for Scotland is one of the judges of a newly launched awards ceremony to celebrate excellence and outstanding achievement within public services. Holyrood… - /news/audit-scotland-announces-support-for-alzheimers-research-uk
Audit Scotland announces support for Alzheimer's Research UK
Audit Scotland is delighted to announce that our staff have chosen leading dementia body Alzheimer’s Research UK as their corporate charity for the next two years. The charity… - /news/audit-scotland-to-host-octobers-eurorai-conference
Audit Scotland to host October's EURORAI conference
Audit Scotland is delighted to be hosting October’s EURORAI conference, focusing on Auditing in a Period of Austerity. We’re looking forward to welcoming delegates… - /news/e-publishing-success-for-audit-scotland
E-publishing success for Audit Scotland
A commitment to e-publishing has seen a significant decline in the size of Audit Scotland print runs in recent months – with thousands of people receiving reports and updates via… - /news/pilotlight-initiative-sparks-audit-scotland-staff-to-volunteer-their-skills-to-charities
Pilotlight initiative sparks Audit Scotland staff to volunteer their skills to charities
Audit Scotland is supporting three charities across the country to improve their financial planning and structure, as part of a scheme which recruits skilled business volunteers… - /news/accounts-commission-annual-report-201314
Accounts Commission annual report 2013/14
The Accounts Commission's annual report for 2013/14 is published today. It charts the work of the commission during an eventful and challenging year for local government in… - /news/moray-cpp-must-lead-the-way-if-community-planning-is-to-thrive
Moray CPP must lead the way if community planning is to thrive
Moray Community Planning Partnership must show stronger leadership and target resources towards agreed priorities if it is to keep recent progress on track. A report published… - /news/early-signs-of-progress-at-argyll-and-bute-but-more-work-is-needed
Early signs of progress at Argyll and Bute but more work is needed
Argyll and Bute Council has responded constructively to a critical report but much more work is required to secure the improvements needed at the local authority, says the… - /news/data-sharing-delivers-%C2%A316-million-in-the-fight-against-fraud
Data sharing delivers £16 million in the fight against fraud
Fraud and errors worth £16 million have been identified following the largest and most diverse detection exercise undertaken by Audit Scotland and more than 120 Scottish… - /news/pupils%E2%80%99-performance-getting-better-yet-still-wide-variations-across-councils
Pupils’ performance getting better, yet still wide variations across councils
Educational attainment is improving overall in Scotland, but there is a need to close the gap between the lowest and highest performing pupils. A new report from the Accounts…