Arthur Andersen has been short-listed for a multimillion pound contract to run schools in Islington, London. The firm is heading a consortium that has made it to the last four of the competition to take over the running of the council's education service. The service is being offered to private bidders following a damning report by education watchdog Ofsted.
Andersens goes to school
Accountancy Age, 07 Sep 1999
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