COMMUNITIES
We won't let our citizens down
By Lawrence Conway | 25 March 2020
Lawrence Conway says South Lakeland DC is 'asking our teams to be flexible about how they work an...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Pulling together to help those in need
By Dan Peters | 25 March 2020
Jacqui Gedman tells Dan Peters that Kirkless MBC is up to the challenge of COVID-19, but it is ‘...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
A powerful light at the end of the tunnel
By Donna Hall | 25 March 2020
These are the most challenging times most of us have lived through, says Donna Hall – and ‘we can...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Coronavirus hubs must be ready to step in if system fails - Jenrick
By Dan Peters | 24 March 2020
The network of hubs being created to support people at very high risk amid the coronavirus crisis...
HEALTH
The wellbeing of individuals and their wider community is key
By Sheila Oxtoby | 18 March 2020
COVID-19 has put public health at the top of the nation's priorities, and it's vital to remember ...
SOCIAL CARE
Let's have no shortsightedness about the scale of the COVID-19 challenge
By John O’Brien | 18 March 2020
In rising to the challenge thrust upon us by COVID-19 some of what we are likely to be tasked wit...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Social infrastructure needs funding too
By Stephen Evans | 18 March 2020
Stephen Evans argues that for devolution to have the biggest impact, it must be about all regions...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Table-top exercise to ensure resilience forums are ready
By Dan Peters | 17 March 2020
All local resilience forums (LRF) will have to carry out a table-top exercise to ensure they are ...
HEALTH
We need to invest in social infrastructure to tackle health inequality
By Fay Holland | 12 March 2020
Writing on Social Prescribing Day, Fay Holland says we need to invest in public health budgets an...
NEW LOCAL
Budget did not reflect the importance of communities, says NLGN chair
By John Cooper | 12 March 2020
The Budget underplayed the role of individuals and communities, and local areas are ‘now at a poi...
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£41,967 - £50,088 per annum
Three local authorities, one aim: to prevent and overcome fraud. Apply for this job
Service Manager (Child Care Law)
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Do you have successful relevant management experience in a local authority setting? Apply for this job
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Do you have successful relevant management experience in a local authority setting? Apply for this job
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