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AIR QUALITY
Making the school run safer
By Jemima Hartshorn | 11 August 2025
More than three quarters of School Streets in London are either breaking even or generating income – and the scheme is popular with the public, says Jemima Hartshorn.
HEALTH
DEFRA withholds £6m of air quality funding
By William Eichler | 16 April 2024
Around £6m in funding promised to local authorities to help tackle air pollution will be withheld...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A collaborative approach reaps rewards
By Robin Heap | 04 December 2023
Robin Heap outlines how the new BCP Council’s Bike Share cycle scheme has benefited the city regi...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Solving the school run
By Pooya Kamvari | 05 October 2023
Contrary to popular opinion, active travel isn’t the only answer to school run congestion - data ...
ENVIRONMENT
We're putting people before cars
By Cllr James McAsh | 18 September 2023
Southwark’s recently launched Streets for People is more than just a transport strategy – it set...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Using the past to shape our future
By Kersten England | 11 September 2023
The UK’s youngest city has provided many important historical examples of civic leadership and pi...
HEALTH
Councils press for more stringent air quality targets
By Martin Ford | 06 September 2023
Local authorities have dismissed claims air pollution targets cannot be met by 2030.
CLIMATE CHANGE
City Hall accused of countering science on ULEZ
By Ellie Ames | 22 August 2023
Sadiq Khan’s office has been accused of trying to counter scientists who suggested London's ultra...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Centralisation is the real problem in the ULEZ debate
By Zoë Billingham | 16 August 2023
While mayors are grappling with the implications of facing the important issue of air quality, ce...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Forging consensus around tough transitions must be done locally
By Jessica Studdert | 08 August 2023
With the role of London's ULEZ in the Uxbridge by-election in the spotlight, Jessica Studdert say...
HEALTH
Weathering the storm – tackling the climate and health crises in tandem
By Graham Duxbury | 14 June 2023
The impacts of extreme weather are felt first by those who have least protection, and the solutio...
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Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion
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As the Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion, your leadership will foster collaboration among Education Leaders and Partners. Apply for this job
Town Clerk
£74,454 - £89,081
Biggleswade Town Council is looking to appoint a highly motivated and forward-thinking Town Clerk, to drive its services forward. Apply for this job
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- Future Forum North: NHS Confederation chief says ICBs 'doomed' without thinking change
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