Articles by MJ Correspondent
Services merger 'may outdo tri-borough'
By MJ Correspondent | 25 July 2014
Plans by two councils to save up to £8m each by sharing more services ‘could go further than the ...
Director's unfair dismissal settlement revealed
By MJ Correspondent | 24 July 2014
The director of children’s services unfairly dismissed in the wake of the Baby P scandal has had ...
BREAKING NEWS: Councils urge Unison to call off strike
By MJ Correspondent | 23 July 2014
Councils have urged trade union Unison to reconsider after it announced a further strike later th...
Pension funds call for reform to cut deficits
By MJ Correspondent | 23 July 2014
Pension funds have called on a Government’s consultation to pay more attention to securing liabil...
Labour split over council's unitary bid
By MJ Correspondent | 23 July 2014
Labour councillors in Lancashire are going head-to-head over a borough council’s bid to break awa...
Tower Hamlets pledges to 'learn lessons' from elections
By MJ Correspondent | 22 July 2014
Tower Hamlets LBC’s returning officer has pledged to ‘learn the lessons’ from the problem-hit May...
Pickles stays and Lewis promoted
By MJ Correspondent | 18 July 2014
Prime Minister David Cameron has reshuffled his cabinet.
Council defends tax collection record
By MJ Correspondent | 17 July 2014
Britain’s largest local authority has defended its record at collecting council tax, insisting it...
EXCLUSIVE: Benn attacks DCLG social media spending
By MJ Correspondent | 17 July 2014
DCLG has been forced to defend its communications spending after Eric Pickles again lashed out at...
Trustees given go-ahead to make 'ethical decisions' on pensions
By MJ Correspondent | 17 July 2014
Council pension trustees can make investment decisions based on non-financial factors, a new repo...
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