I've made this point before, but thought I'd make it again, today: One of the most serious problems that undermines the UK's public sector is a logic that sees cuts in funding for everyday normal activities as 'efficiencies', but then produces increased failures in the everyday provisions of services that need to be addressed (or rectified) by much more expensive emergency/reactive actions & services. Everyday service cuts are a false economy seen in education, health, welfare... #politics