Treasury set to abandon single year funding in CSR

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Treasury set to abandon single year funding in CSR

Forces are look set to be give three year funding deals in the Comprehensive Spending Review.

Money trouble: Ending one year funding will help force finances, says CIPFA

Date - 20th August 2021
By - Chris Smith

The Comprehensive Spending Review in the autumn looks set to include confirmation that the Treasury will abandon the single year funding deal and opt for a three year settlement for the Home Office to cover forces’ costs. Police and Crime...

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