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We’re looking forward to an upcoming event that puts a spotlight on preventative public services in Wales
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View moreRevised settlement agreement with Chief Executive removes ‘unlawful expenditure’.
View moreOur report finds that services aren’t transforming to protect the environment and public in the future.
View morePublic service leaders and citizens join together for major conference to explore what external review is saying about services in Wales.
View moreOur report finds that financial management is getting better although some NHS bodies over-spent, service performance was mixed and major challenges remain on the horizon.
View moreUrgent need to address systemic weaknesses, says Auditor General for Wales
View moreA report published today by the Auditor General on Ceredigion County Council concludes that the Council has strong and clear leadership
View moreBut some flaws remain with Glastir, says the Auditor General for Wales
View moreA report published today by the Auditor General for Wales says that Cardiff Council has not been addressing weak performance in some key service areas, because of fragmented leadership and management.
View moreThe Auditor General has today released his Annual Report and Accounts.
View moreBut plans not clear enough to help 19-24 year olds, says Auditor General.
View moreThe findings of a follow-up review examining Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board’s governance arrangements have been published today.
View moreThe Auditor General for Wales has signed off the last of his 10 audit opinions for Health Boards and NHS Trusts in Wales for the 2013-14 financial year.
View moreThe Auditor General for Wales recently spoke to key players in local government in Wales at the WLGA Conference in Llandudno.
View moreThe Wales Audit Office will be well represented at next week’s Academi Wales Public Service Summer School with our good practice lead Chris Bolton facilitating and Matthew Mortlock, Stephen Lisle and Sarah Utley attending the event as delegates.
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