Communities - Page 64

By Val Gibson | 27 February 2019

Award-winning City of Wolverhampton has seen tremendous progress over the last three years, both ...

EUROPEAN UNION

Opportunity knocks for Lambeth

By Heather Jameson | 27 February 2019

Lambeth LBC’s chief executive Andrew Travers says that while the council faces pressures and chal...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Districts are ideally placed to shape the towns of tomorrow

By Cllr John Fuller | 27 February 2019

As well as re-purposing town centres to create place-based experiences, district councils must al...

EUROPEAN UNION

It's the extraordinary who carry on in hard times

By Heather Jameson | 27 February 2019

Senior local government staff and members are often extraordinary, but everyone has their limits,...

HOUSING

District councils are a force to be reckoned with

By Louise Round | 19 February 2019

The DCN's annual conference recently had more than its fair share of cabinet ministers, says Loui...

DIGITAL

Access all areas: the digital inclusion challenge

By Martin Ford | 13 February 2019

How can broadband access be spread to cover all areas, especially deprived sectors for whom acces...

PUBLIC HEALTH

Eleven heads in Herts are better than one for public health

12 February 2019

A strong partnership of 11 local authorities in Hertfordshire including the public health departm...

WHITEHALL

Brokenshire announces new integration measures

By Naomi Larsson | 11 February 2019

Communities secretary James Brokenshire has announced new measures to promote integration as the ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Manchester commission will promote putting people before profit

By Jo Platt | 11 February 2019

Greater Manchester already has a thriving co-operative sector. The launch of the Greater Manchest...

FINANCE

Is it time to revisit Total Place?

By Richard Stay | 06 February 2019

Total Place began to drive real cross-sector (system) working, says Richard Stay. He believes the...

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