Our Public Sector expertise

Our experience and specialist focus means we fully understand the challenges our public sector clients face, their statutory limitations, powers and duties.

We are strongly aware of the key issues surrounding the drive to reduce expenditure and are at the vanguard of the national debate on key developments such as Shared Services, Total Place and Step-Change Management.

Working with public sector clients who are under increasing pressure to deliver more for less, we help them identify and implement efficient strategies to reduce expenditure and maximise returns from their assets and commercial operations.

Some examples of this work include:

  • Shared Services across front and back office functions
  • Scrutiny and monitoring of contracts to ensure best value
  • Funding of capital projects and alternatives to PFI
  • Fraud and investigation solutions such as tackling housing tenancy fraud and misuse of public assets
  • Innovative ways to maximise revenue from property assets
  • Revenue generation through the effective recovery of income and debt from numerous sources

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Business rates: Box shifting mitigation scheme

Court of Appeal sees case concerning box shifting mitigation scheme promoted by Principled Offsite Logistics Limited.

06/08/2026

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Protecting your loved ones: The importance of Wills, LPAs and planning ahead for tax changes

A regular review of your Will and wider estate planning doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right professional advice, you can be confident your plans still provide peace of mind for the future.

30/07/2026

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DMH Stallard advises Sygna Holdings shareholders on majority investment by Apleona

DMH Stallard has advised the shareholders of Sygna Holdings Limited on the sale of a majority stake in the business to leading European integrated facilities management company Apleona.

16/07/2026

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Is the M&A market heating up?

Traditionally, a period of international instability and low business growth is not good for investor confidence, with the result that prices and deal volumes drop; but that is not what we are seeing.

15/07/2026

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