Publications and resources

Transforming Services: Approaches, Examples, Lessons

Book

This publication draws together a number of examples of transformation and change in the public sector. Some of the examples suggest new sources for delivery and resourcing, while others are more about rethinking existing services and resources to deliver something new or with a better outcome.

A Practical Guide to Outsourcing in the Public Sector

Book

This guide sets out the key issues that public sector organisations need to consider at each stage of the outsourcing process. It also provides an up-to-date summary of recent developments, including key provisions of the revised EU procurement rules, which came into effect in the UK on 26 February 2015.

A Practical Guide to Outsourcing in the Public Sector

Online

This guide sets out the key issues that public sector organisations need to consider at each stage of the outsourcing process. It also provides an up-to-date summary of recent developments, including key provisions of the revised EU procurement rules, which came into effect in the UK on 26 February 2015.

Culture, Sport and Recreation Statistics 2013/14 Actuals (Excel)

XLS

This publication includes an analysis of estimated expenditure and income on: indoor swimming pools; sports halls and leisure centers; community centres and public halls; outdoor sports facilities; golf courses; urban parks and open spaces and other recreation and leisure activities, for example, country parks, picnic sites, the promotion of tourism and allotments.

It also includes details of authorities’ expenditure on museums and art galleries, theatres, concert halls and arts centres. Non-financial information includes details on the number and size of facilities, and in the case of arts activities the number of events/performance and the number of visitors. (Private Companies - Please contact us directly for prices)

Culture, Sport and Recreation Statistics 2013/14 Actuals (PDF)

PDF

This publication includes an analysis of estimated expenditure and income on: indoor swimming pools; sports halls and leisure centers; community centres and public halls; outdoor sports facilities; golf courses; urban parks and open spaces and other recreation and leisure activities, for example, country parks, picnic sites, the promotion of tourism and allotments.

It also includes details of authorities’ expenditure on museums and art galleries, theatres, concert halls and arts centres. Non-financial information includes details on the number and size of facilities, and in the case of arts activities the number of events/performance and the number of visitors. (Private Companies - Please contact us directly for prices)