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This report summarises findings from our audit work at Public Health Wales NHS Trust during 2018.
Our review sought to answer the question: Are the Council’s arrangements to support the delivery of its four-year ‘Capital Ambition’ Delivery Programme enabling it to address its key financial and organisational challenges?
This report summarises the findings of our work in Powys Teaching Health Board carried out between March and May 2018.
This report sets out our findings from our examination of developing a new model for delivering adult social care services based on patch-based teams, a step Torfaen County Borough Council is taking to meet its Wellbeing Objectives. It also sets out the Council’s initial response to our findings
The work carried out since the last Annual Improvement Report, including that of the relevant regulators, is set out in this report
The work carried out since the last Annual Improvement Report, including that of the relevant regulators, is set out in this report
This report sets out our findings from our examination of ‘Maintain our focus on regenerating the city centre to become on the UK’s top cities’, a step the Council is taking to meet its wellbeing objectives.
The work carried out since the last Annual Improvement Report, including that of the relevant regulators, is set out in this report.
This review explored with each of the 22 councils in Wales how ‘fit for the future’ their scrutiny functions are.
This report sets out our findings from our examination of improving take up of the Flying Start programme a step the Council is taking to meet its wellbeing objectives.