Bubb's Blog: Time for a root-and-branch review of public spending

Wednesday, 8 July 2009

Time for a root-and-branch review of public spending

Cuts can lead to a new vision for third sector. To read my article in today's Society Guardian please click here

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Yet you support the welfare reforms that will force more people to turn to crime, putting even more people in prison?

You dont really understand any of the things you write about very well do you?; 11 July 2009 01:02
expressoo said...: nice i like this blog posts thanks for sharing hope you will be post more informative information here.; 26 November 2012 11:47

About me

Sir Stephen Bubb is Chief Executive of the Association of Chief Executive Organisations. In 2007 he became Secretary General of Euclid Network, the European body for Third Sector leaders. He is the Chair of Social Investment Business, the largest social investor in the UK and a Board member of the Big Society Capital Trust. He has been in major national roles in TGWU, NUT and AMA (Association of Metropolitan Authorities) and was Founding Personnel Director of the National Lottery Charities Board. He was a Councillor in Lambeth and an active member of the health authorities for Guys and St Thomas' over two decades. Born and brought up in Kent, he read PPE at Christ Church, Oxford. He lives in Lambeth and in Charlbury in the Costwolds. He has been a Youth Court Magistrate, Open University Tutor, non- Executive Director in the private sector, Chair of an Orchestra and Founder of a Charity. In 2011 he was appointed by David Cameron to Chair the choice and competition workstream of the Government's listening exercise on the NHS reforms, the NHS Future Forum.