WHITEHALL
Osborne pushes through housing plan
By Tom Bridge | 03 December 2014
Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed major reforms designed to speed up house building and the...
FINANCE
Roads spending at heart of infrastructure plan
By Dominic Browne | 03 December 2014
A £15bn spending plan for the strategic road network was at the heart of the infrastructure strat...
FINANCE
Door is open for devolution deals, says Osborne
By Heather Jameson | 03 December 2014
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, told local government his door was ‘open’ for mo...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Further devolution deals fail to materialise
By Dan Peters | 03 December 2014
Chancellor George Osborne failed to announce any further devolution deals in today’s Autumn State...
FINANCE
How do you fill the NHS black hole?
By Heather Jameson | 03 December 2014
If the next Government continues to cut local government funding and protect ring-fenced health b...
HEALTH
It's time for council leaders to step up to the plate
By Jim McMahon | 02 December 2014
It’s likely to be another tough week for local government leaders as the chancellor prepares to u...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
HRA cap shouldn't stymie housing ambitions, Lyons tells LGA
By Jonathan Werran | 02 December 2014
Labour Party housing guru Sir Michael Lyons has cautioned council chiefs to be realistic in the s...
WHITEHALL
How immigration has helped reduce the deficit
By Michael Burton | 02 December 2014
The recent wave of immigrants to the UK since 2000 – in particular those from the EU – has contri...
FINANCE
SIGOMA call for funding rethink
By Heather Jameson | 02 December 2014
The current Government’s funding system is ‘based on rewarding affluence rather than funding need...
FINANCE
AS 2014: London leaders urge 'sensible' HRA cap lift
By Jonathan Werran | 02 December 2014
A group of leading London political and business leaders have written to The Times asking the cha...
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£120,801 market supplement possible for exceptional candidates
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Fire Safety Surveyor RBKC619170
£66,555 - £76,077 per annum
Join a very dynamic, busy and competent Fire, Health and Safety Team at RBKC Apply for this job
Commissioner for Victims and Survivors
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- Thurrock threat to sue other councils after financial collapse
- Swindon facing 'existential' financial crisis
- Four-day week council holds back from permanent adoption despite Rayner backing
- Pennycook pays tribute after double departure from Homes England
- English councils could spend £17bn on care for working age adults by 2030, says report
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