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25/01/2010
Mash up or smash up of public data?
www.data.gov.uk was launched on 21 January 2010 as a new way of collating and allowing the public to make better use of government data. The website enables users to:
- Look up data on a number of topics, including health and schools.
- Create applications to “mash up” the data. For example, by mashing up the information on school addresses and school league tables, a user can see, using a mapping tool, where high achieving schools in the area are.
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18/01/2010
Record year for PFI
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Figures published recently confirm that 2009 was a record year for PFI deals. Unfortunately, the record in question was, not surprisingly, a record low rather than high.
12/01/2010
Looking forward to 2010
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Following last week’s post highlighting the key issues facing procurement lawyers in 2010, this week we look at more legal developments facing public sector lawyers in 2010, highlighted by editors in some of PLC’s specialist services.
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05/01/2010
Procurement 2010: what’s in store?
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PLC Public Sector looks ahead and highlights five key issues that are likely to occupy the time of procurement lawyers in 2010.
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The implementation of the new Remedies Directive (2007/66/EC) has been eagerly awaited (see Opinions, Procurement pay-offs – the unavoidable outcome of the Government’s refusal to meet tender costs? and Is the new Remedies Directive already in effect?).
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