All Entries in the "Side Feature" Category
A gold medal in sensationalism
Is the Government reducing staff travel a good – or a bad – thing?
Banging the drum for boot camps
Better communication between buyers and suppliers is essential, says the Cabinet Office
Mutually beneficial
Can the Government’s pursuit of the ‘John Lewis model’ be a win-win for public sector travel?
Open government
Why is it all right for Government to have dialogue with some businesses but not others?
Whose data?
The European Parliament has voted to allow US authorities access to air passenger data. Just what information will who now be able to have . . . and for what?
Black gold
Fuel prices at the petrol pump are eye-wateringly high, despite a recent fall in the price of crude, but what does this mean for public sector buyers?
The plane truth
Ryanair is always up for a publicity stunt but its recent complaint about the EC’s use of low-cost carriers may have some substance
Deck of cards
Are we witnessing the slow death of the Government Procurement Card programme on the altar of political expediency?
Together in electric dreams?
The Budget contained a number of measures that should concern green fleet managers
Obama-Cameron: when to Skype, when to travel
Should being seen to be doing something count in pre-trip authorisation?
The extent to which the front of the plane is full is strongly dependent on business confidence