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Covid-19: Impact on public audit in Scotland
Scotland’s public services are under exceptional pressure due to Covid-19. Our approach to audit during these circumstances will be pragmatic, flexible and consistent. This… - /news/audit-scotland-to-pay-tribute-to-key-workers
Audit Scotland to pay tribute to key workers
Audit Scotland would like to join the rest of the UK in paying tribute today to the NHS staff, care employees and key workers who have lost their lives to coronavirus. We thank… - /news/to-our-public-services-thank-you
To our public services: thank you
We have a simple message to everyone working in public services - thank you. For two decades, we have scrutinised Scotland’s public bodies, checked on the use of public… - /news/covid-19-how-audit-scotland-is-working
Covid-19: How Audit Scotland is working
Like every other private, public and charity organisation across the UK, we have been working hard to manage the significant disruption of the past two weeks. Alongside the… - /news/scottish-parliament-nominates-new-auditor-general
Scottish Parliament nominates new Auditor General
Audit Scotland welcomes the Scottish Parliament's nomination of Stephen Boyle to become the new Auditor General for Scotland. MSPs voted this afternoon (Tuesday 10 March) on… - /news/early-learning-plans-make-progress-but-risks-remain
Early learning plans make progress, but risks remain
Plans to boost early learning and childcare (ELC) hours have made steady progress but risks around buildings and staffing remain, say public sector watchdogs. The Scottish… - /news/serious-financial-concerns-at-fife-integration-joint-board
Serious financial concerns at Fife Integration Joint Board
The organisation responsible for planning health and social care services in Fife is facing significant and ongoing financial problems, with recurring overspends. The Accounts… - /news/glasgow-city-council-successfully-delivered-%C2%A3500%C2%A0million-project-to-finance-equal-pay
Glasgow City Council successfully delivered £500 million project to finance equal pay settlement
Glasgow City Council has successfully delivered a challenging project to finance £500 million in equal pay claims. A report by the Accounts Commission, Scotland’… - /news/more-clarity-needed-on-financing-public-infrastructure-projects
More clarity needed on financing public infrastructure projects
A £3.3 billion investment programme in Scotland's infrastructure has enabled more public buildings and new roads to be built. But the Scottish Government needs to be… - /news/highland-council-must-change-to-ensure-it-is-financially-sustainable
Highland Council must change to ensure it is financially sustainable
Highland Council must make significant savings and change the way it delivers services to ensure it can live within its financial means. A report by the Accounts Commission,…
