Title
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Morgan's education review 'business as usual'
By Sam Clayden | 13 July 2016
A new government consultation into the role of councils in education and child safeguarding has b...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
MPs tear apart social work reforms
By Sam Clayden | 13 July 2016
MPs have torn apart the Government’s social work reform plans and called for greater coordination...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Children's services face further monitoring after damning Wilshaw letter
By Sam Clayden | 08 July 2016
Ofsted inspectors could be assigned to monitor local authorities where children are prone to extr...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Hill: Councils best placed to run schools
By Jamie Hailstone | 08 July 2016
Children’s services chiefs have called for a ‘meaningful relationship’ between Whitehall and loca...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Extra £300m to be spent on adult social care
By Laura Sharman | 30 June 2016
Councils are planning to invest an extra £308m this year on adult social care services, according...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Groundbreaking work on child safeguarding
By Sue Williams | 29 June 2016
Sue Williams explains how Hertfordshire CC used support from the Government’s Innovation Fund to ...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Open scrutiny on government interventions
By Dan Peters | 29 June 2016
Dan Peters examines government intervention in children’s services and asks whether greater trans...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Integrate digitally to support our young people
By Caroline Hirst | 29 June 2016
Caroline Hirst reflects on the importance of digital tools as part of an integrated approach to y...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Child cruelty 'highest in decade'
By Jamie Hailstone | 29 June 2016
Recorded child cruelty offences are the highest they have been in a decade, children’s charity th...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Weak leadership to blame for children's services failure
By Jamie Hailstone | 28 June 2016
Vulnerable children are being let down by weak leadership in too many local authorities, inspecto...
Head of Practice Development (Adult Social Care)
: £60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Head of Service, Operations (Adult Social Care)
£60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Service Director, Regulatory Services, Community Safety and Protection
Up to £105,726
As a member of the leadership team and wider corporate leadership community, your impact will extend beyond your own services. Apply for this job
- LGR pause and review: what councils need to know
- Government faces possible legal challenge over funding cuts
- Madchesterism: Putting music at the heart of devolution
- The government is backing community spaces, but who will keep them alive?
- More heat than light as council reorganisation hits the rocks
Head of Practice Development (Adult Social Care)
: £60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Head of Service, Operations (Adult Social Care)
£60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Service Director, Regulatory Services, Community Safety and Protection
Up to £105,726
As a member of the leadership team and wider corporate leadership community, your impact will extend beyond your own services. Apply for this job
- LGR pause and review: what councils need to know
- Government faces possible legal challenge over funding cuts
- Madchesterism: Putting music at the heart of devolution
- The government is backing community spaces, but who will keep them alive?
- More heat than light as council reorganisation hits the rocks
©2026 Hemming Group Limited. Registered in England and Wales. Registered No: 490200. VAT number GB342 023 408
