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Poorer performance in health and education in Wales not because of a lack of funds, says think tank
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Poorer performance in health and education in Wales not because of a lack of funds, says think tank
Photo Danny Lawson/PA Wire Martin Shipton Performance in both the health and education systems is poorer in Wales than in England not because of a shortage of funds, according to a report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank. Five years on from the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, waiting lists for pre-planned NHS treatment are finally falling in Wales. But they remain far higher than pre-pandemic, and have taken longer to start fall…
Report exposes “staggering decline” in Welsh public services
A major new report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies has revealed a serious deterioration in key Welsh public services since the pandemic, prompting renewed criticism of the Welsh Labour Government.
The financial institution the IFS, one of the most influential think tanks in the United Kingdom, has published a new report which convicts the education and health systems in Wales. This is the latest in a series of reports on Wales by the IFS, which has not paid detailed attention to devolved governance in the past.
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