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WORKFORCE

Barnet LBC Various roles

Some investments go way beyond money, especially when the return is a safe, happy and successful future for a child. That's what we're all about at Barnet – putting the hard work, resources and talent into the now, to make a better tomorrow. Whether it's investing in early years and leisure facilities, or investing in support services and education, they all go towards securing a brighter future for families. And behind each of these great services and projects are our people. We're ready to invest in you, whether that's through training programmes or by giving you flexible working opportunities. By investing in your future, we're investing in the children you serve.

Family Services Director -  £124,870-£134,870

Education and Skills Director -  £103,846-£113,846

Head of Inclusion and Skills -  £57,950-£64,389

Head of Safeguarding and Quality Assurance -  £57,950-£64,389

(attracts a market supplement of up to £75,000)

For further information about Barnet, these roles and how to apply, please visit our information site

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Ensuring people take pride of place

By Andrew Laird | 17 March 2026

To successfully deliver the Pride in Place programme communities need to be prioritised in both governance and delivery, say Professor Donna Hall and Andrew ...

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Accelerating housebuilding and overcoming delivery obstacles

By Michael O’Doherty | 12 March 2026

Michael O’Doherty introduces a new webinar series exploring the enablers of successful council-led housebuilding from Local Partnerships and the Local Govern...

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How to tackle the challenges of 2026

By Paul Marinko | 11 March 2026

Local government has entered a time of unprecedented change despite continuing to face particular financial and service strain. Nonetheless, this round table...

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The overlooked NEETs: the policy gap we can no longer ignore

By Julie Leonard | 04 March 2026

Shaw Trust is set to launch an innovation trial in partnership with the West London Alliance targeting 18-24s whose health challenges have kept them from see...