What social housing can teach the rest of the public sector

By Paul Maltby Ian Keys 2003-02-21T00:00:00

Since the Railtrack debacle of winter 2001/02 and the subsequent formation of Network Rail, the government is increasingly keen to move away from public service organisations governed by shareholders or by Whitehall. Instead, it is looking to public-interest companies.

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