Beckie Smith is a Deputy Editor with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as Civil Service World and PublicTechnology, covering topics related to government procurement, policy decisions, and public sector productivity. Her work has also been featured in Research Professional News.
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Beckie Smith's coverage is focused on government and politics within the United Kingdom. She predominantly covers government announcements, legal policy regulation, and often cites data in her articles.
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By: Beckie Smith
Chancellor confirms David Goldstone as first chair of new body which will carry out value for money assessments of high risk spending
By: Beckie Smith
Departments will get five-year capital budgets, extended every two years at regular spending reviews
By: Beckie Smith
£110m will fund fraud-and-error hiring drives in both departments, while HMRC also gets £262m for debt-management staff
A former health secretary has been appointed to lead the Department of Health and Social Care's board.
By: Beckie Smith
It is “unlikely” that public services will see a notable improvement in performance next year, think tank warns
DESNZ signs £30,000 deal with Saxton Bampfylde to carry out the search nearly 18 months after last chair stepped down
Move could cut sick days and churn, PCS says as survey shows support for change in working pattern
By: Beckie Smith
Committee asks whether DWP needs a statutory duty to safeguard the wellbeing of vulnerable claimants
By: Beckie Smith
Emma Reynolds says she doesn't believe PCS union's evidence on benefits of four-day week
By: Beckie Smith
New unit should assess cost-benefit analysis of retaining poor performers versus managing them out, Reform think tank says
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