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Social services and well-being study
6 Sep 2018 - 5:08pmThe study will review progress by local authorities in delivering their new duties under the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014. We will help to identify opportunities for improving current management and delivery arrangements.
Public interest reports into failures in governance and financial management at four community councils
6 Sep 2018 - 10:54amThe Auditor General for Wales has today published reports in the public interest highlighting failures in governance arrangements and inadequacies in financial management at four community councils – Llanwnnen, Penally, Tirymynach and Whitford.
New vacancy in human resources
17 Aug 2018 - 12:42pmAre you looking for a new opportunity in human resources?
My Planning Services
8 Aug 2018 - 3:33pmHave you had experiences of planning in Wales?
WEFO faced major challenge to commit EU funding before Brexit
31 Jul 2018 - 2:50pmBut risk of Wales losing some funding in a no-deal scenario now reduced after change in Treasury policy announced just days before Auditor General report publication
Could you be our next Financial Audit Apprentice?
27 Jul 2018 - 10:34amWe’ve launched an Apprenticeship Programme and are on the hunt for three people to join our Financial Audit team.
New Auditor General takes up post
23 Jul 2018 - 1:00pmAdrian Crompton has taken over the reins as Auditor General for Wales, succeeding Huw Vaughan Thomas who retired last week.
Auditor General reflects on his 8 years in office
16 Jul 2018 - 12:22pmThe Auditor General, Huw Vaughan Thomas, has written a valedictory letter to the Chair of the National Assembly for Wales’ Public Accounts Committee.
New Auditor General guide lifts the lid on Wales’ public finances
16 Jul 2018 - 10:33amOur latest guide looks at how public services are funded in Wales, how budgets are set and how the public bodies report on their performance
Out-of-hours services are under strain
12 Jul 2018 - 12:30amDespite positive feedback from patients, staffing problems and poor morale are putting services under pressure