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Total Place in the news: September

Posted on September 3rd, 2009

Total Place in the news: September

What people have been saying about Total Place this month.

Pilot projects float a new approach to area spending – Public Finance, 02 September 2009

Big idea to reassess public spending – FT, 02 September 2009

Cautious success claimed in Cumbria – FT, 02 September 2009

Kent’s Gateway programme and Total Place working – the Guardian and Kent County Council, September 2009

Notes from the Deep (dive) end – Henry Kippin blogs from the 2020 Public Services Trust at the RSA, viagra uk 03 September 2009

Total Place is here to stay, whoever’s in power – Public Finance, 03 September 2009

Mike Farrar on QIPP – quality, innovation, productivity and prevention – Health Service brand viagra Journal, 10 September 2009

Less is more in the Total Place world – Guardian Public, 11 September 2009

Recession offers us all an opportunity – LGC, 15 September 2009

Resolving tensions in joint working – John Atkinson in the LGC, 17 September 2009

Total Place offers a special opportunity – interview with Sir Michael Bichard in the LGC, 17 September 2009

Total Place: Leicester and Leicestershire and the localism revolution – BBC Radio 4 Today programme, 18 September 2009 (features at 7.34 and 8.45)

Total Place shows how crucial local action is to efficiency – Times Online, 25 September 2009

Paul Wheeler on the LocalGov Soap Box – LocalGov, 27 September 2009

Checking up on co-operation – ChronicleLive, 28 September 2009

‘Billions could be saved’ in public services revamp, Total Place finds – Guardian, 29 September 2009

Case study: better services for less cost in Birmingham – Guardian, 30 September 2009

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