Abstract
April heralds the start of the new financial year for the NHS and for many other public or private sector services and businesses. What financial challenges await our public sector service this year? Only the result of the general election recently announced for 6 May will confirm which political party or coalition of parties has won power and thus there may be more clues about how public sector finances are to be assessed, allocated and spent following this..
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