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COMMUNICATIONS
Tackling the COVID-19 crisis through partnership in the North East
By Gerry Taylor | 03 August 2021
Gerry Taylor outlines how the LA7 group of North East councils used the insight gained from marke...
HEALTH
A diverse approach to tackling vaccine hesitancy
By Cllr Khtija Malik | 30 June 2021
Cllr Khtija Malik outlines Luton’s multi-layered approach to tackling vaccine hesitancy within so...
WHITEHALL
Sector calls for closer working after COVID confusion
By Martin Ford | 01 June 2021
The Government has been told it must work more closely with local authorities to successfully eme...
COMMUNICATIONS
Acronyms from hell
31 March 2021
CEOP/NCA! DCI! It’s an OCG from SW2 – put out an APB on the L-reg Kia carrying a CHIS.’
COMMUNICATIONS
Harnessing effective comms – the Hounslow way
By John Dale | 30 March 2021
The part played by Hounslow LBC’s communications team in ensuring residents were effectively made...
DIGITAL
Owning the local message
By Cormac Smith | 30 March 2021
It’s time to get back to the basics of good communication and make these skills more accessible t...
COMMUNICATIONS
Surge testing - Winning hearts and minds in Walsall
By Stephen Gunther | 23 February 2021
Community engagement and reassurance was the overarching approach to Walsall MBC’s rapid roll-out...
COMMUNICATIONS
Councils, COVID and better futures
By Dawn Reeves | 17 February 2021
More than 60 councils and individuals have contributed to One Story - a unique new book that capt...
COMMUNICATIONS
Managing effective messaging during the third lockdown
By Will Hoare | 12 February 2021
Maintaining a great level of engagement has never been so pressing for councils, says Will Hoare....
COMMUNICATIONS
Why effective communications is the cornerstone of local government
By Cllr Barry Lewis | 08 February 2021
Leader of Derbyshire CC Barry Lewis outlines why the council took the step of ‘not just retaining...
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