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BUSINESS
Councillors to bring supported housing closer to home
By Dan Peters | 28 June 2021
Senior Haringey LBC councillors have moved to develop supported housing for young people with com...
WHITEHALL
Children's services trapped in 'loop'
By Martin Ford | 24 June 2021
Peers heard there has been a shift from spending on early help schemes to statutory ‘crisis inter...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
We must stop the Treasury tail wagging the Government dog
By Graeme McDonald | 23 June 2021
Graeme McDonald senses 'much of Whitehall has a greater understanding of our challenges than for ...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF CHILDRENS SERVICES
A step in the right direction
By Ann McGauran | 22 June 2021
In the wake of Kent CC’s move to encourage a fairer share of unaccompanied asylum-seeking childre...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Somerset CC to open up to 10 new children's homes
By Ann McGauran | 22 June 2021
Somerset CC is to open up to 10 new children’s homes by 2026, admitting it is too reliant on larg...
FINANCE
County poised to reject £15m grant
By Dan Peters | 18 June 2021
Senior Leicestershire CC councillors are poised to turn down £15m of Housing Infrastructure Fund ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Children's social care a 'Jenga held together with Sellotape,' says damning review
By Laura Sharman | 17 June 2021
The children's social care system is too focused on investigating families rather than providing ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Tackling the social care talent deficit
By Philip Emms | 16 June 2021
The development of the future leaders within councils, be that in children’s services or elsewher...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Keeping children in sight
By Dan Peters | 16 June 2021
Last week allegations of ill-treatment at a children’s home in Cardiff were in the spotlight. Dan...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Government must get education right to 'level up'
By Andrew Carter | 16 June 2021
How the Government manages school catch-up policy is closely linked to the levelling up agenda, s...
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£208,116 per annum (April 2026 pay award pending)
As Chief Executive, you will inherit an organisation that is stable, ambitious and outward facing. Apply for this job
Director of Adult Social Care
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Stoke-on-Trent is an ambitious council, Apply for this job
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£110,100 - £121,785 per annum
In Suffolk, we’re reimagining what local government can achieve. Apply for this job
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