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ONS Spends £400,000 on Branded Notepads
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is a non-ministerial department responsible for collecting and publishing data related to the UK's economy, population, and society. As a government agency, its spending is subject to public scrutiny and is expected to adhere to guidelines on the use of taxpayer funds. The purchase of branded items, such as notepads, may be permitted under certain circumstances, but the significant expenditure in this case has raised questions about the agency's priorities and use of resources.
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ONS Spends £400,000 on Branded Notepads
Britain’s embattled statistics authority spent £400,000 in taxpayer cash on branded notepads. It’s the hottest merch in town… Shadow Chancellor for the Duchy of Lancaster Alex Burghart asked what branded items the ONS had spent money on, chief executive Darren Tierney responded: “In line with the guidance permitting merchandise for essential government delivery, the ONS…
29 Jul, 16:14