Eleven of the twelve NHS bodies’ 2021-22 audited accounts have been published today showing a clear picture of increased spending and some irregular spending in year.
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Three new roles at Audit WalesWe’re looking for a Head of Communications, Change Project Manager, and Change Project Officer. -
PPE procurement and supply in Wales during the COVID-19 pandemicPPE facts, figures and findings from our fieldwork phase. -
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We need your views: #YourTownYourFuture survey launchedHelp your local town by completing our survey -
NHS spends an additional £501m dealing with COVID-19 midway through the yearOur new data tool shows each NHS body’s additional spend due to the pandemic and their current financial positions -
Anne-Louise Clark appointed Executive Director of Communications and Change for Audit Wales -
Shining a light on the Welsh Government’s 2019-20 accountsThe Auditor General’s new commentary draws out key information for the public and those responsible for scrutiny. -
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Consequences for learners’ progress and school budgets if teachers’ absence from the classroom not managed wellAction taken to improve support and respond to concerns around supply teacher pay but COVID-19 and curriculum changes present new challenges -
We're looking for a Communications OfficerWe're looking for a highly creative Communications Officer to join our award winning team. We need someone who’s an excellent writer, has -
Future Audit Arrangements for Community and Town Councils in WalesNew report published -
Launch a career that countsDo you have an interest in how public money is spent? Do you want to help support the improvement of our public services? -
Ambitious vision for Welsh Community Care Information System still a long way from being realisedImplementation and roll-out is taking much longer and proving more costly than expected. -
Powys Library Services during COVID-19 – what we’ve learnedOur Good Practice Team recently interviewed Powys Library Services about how they have responded to lockdown and the COVID-19 pandemic. -
£8m of fraud and overpayments detected in Wales through National Fraud InitiativeLatest review uncovers extra £2.7m compared with previous round
