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Commons Public Accounts Committee

  • Parliament warns against extending Premiership Rugby Covid-19 loans

    A top parliamentary committee has insisted Premiership Rugby clubs who are “financially unviable five years post-pandemic” should not have their Covid-19 loans extended. The damning report from the Public Accounts Committee – an influential group of backbench MPs who probe state spending – singled out the process in which £124m of loans funded by the [...]

    A top parliamentary committee has insisted Premiership Rugby clubs who are “financially unviable five years post-pandemic” should not have their Covid-19 loans extended.
  • Government unclear on where taxpayer money to fix potholes has gone

    Transport and infrastructure

    Billions of pounds each year is going to councils but given the money is not ring-fenced, ministers have no idea how it is being spent.

    Billions of pounds each year is going to councils but given the money is not ring-fenced, ministers have no idea how it is being spent.
  • HS2’s new boss Mark Wild warns the company is in a ‘very serious situation’

    Transport and infrastructure

    HS2 is in a “very serious situation” and needs a “fundamental reset”, the new boss of the company building the high-speed railway has warned. Mark Wild, chief executive of HS2 Ltd, said he is committed to ensuring the railway opens “safely and efficiently”. Earlier this month, HS2 Ltd estimated the cost of building the railway [...]

    An HS2 worker standing in front of tunnel boring machine Karen at the Old Oak Common station box site during preparations for completing the 4.5 mile HS2 tunnelling to London Euston. HS2 is in a "very serious situation" and needs a "fundamental reset", the new boss of the company building the high-speed railway has warned. Mark Wild, chief executive of HS2 Ltd, said he is committed to ensuring the railway opens "safely and efficiently". Issue date: Monday December 30, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story RAIL HS2. Photo credit should read: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

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