DIGITAL

Embedding wellbeing in Northern Ireland

By Lauren Pennycook | 28 November 2018

Carnegie UK Trust is working with three community planning partnerships to help them address the ...

DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES

Lord Bourne urges bids for Windrush Day events cash

By Lord Bourne | 22 November 2018

As the MHCLG launches a £500,000 fund to support councils and community groups in putting on even...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Communities need the place-shaping we excel at

By Lawrence Conway | 21 November 2018

Local government hasn't lost its mojo, says Lawrence Conway. Now must be the time when its role i...

HEALTH

The extra-ordinary people doing extraordinary things

By Jonathan Carr-West | 21 November 2018

The individual councillors celebrated in the LGiU C’llr Achievement Awards are part of the glue t...

COMMUNITIES

Broxit for the border

21 November 2018

In a move almost as divisive as Britain leaving the EU, the people of Broseley (population 5,000)...

INFRASTRUCTURE

Powerhouses must work for people too

By Jo Miller | 21 November 2018

In our talk of powerhouses the focus is so often on physical infrastructure, writes Jo Miller - b...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Local authorities must pave the way on the Living Wage

By Tess Lanning | 21 November 2018

If we want to tackle the scourge of low pay and in-work poverty we must acknowledge the vital rol...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Right time, right place

By Eugenie Harvey | 21 November 2018

Eugenie Harvey describes how Harlow DC has developed a compelling place story to support the town...

SOCIAL CARE

Seeing glimpses of the future through the smoke

By Paul Burstow | 14 November 2018

No matter how good the social care Green Paper proves to be, it won't solve all the sector's chal...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The finite capacity of civil society

By Sarah Longlands | 13 November 2018

How much capacity has civil society got to absorb the increased demands on its financial and huma...

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Health and Adult Services Head of Practice / Principal Social Worker

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Strategy, Workforce and Transformation Manager

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Wakefield Council

Development & Regeneration Director

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Royal Borough of Greenwich

frederica-diamanta

Health and Adult Services Head of Practice / Principal Social Worker

£67,081 to £75,599

We believe this is an unrivalled career opportunity for an ambitious and experienced leader at a pivotal point in our history. Apply for this job

North Yorkshire Council

Strategy, Workforce and Transformation Manager

£58,103.00, Grade 14, 37 hours, Permanent

Our aim is to have a confident, skilled and productive workforce Apply for this job

Wakefield Council

Development & Regeneration Director

Up to £160,000

Greenwich is a unique, vibrant and diverse borough with an ambitious regeneration agenda and an excellent track record of delivery. Apply for this job

Royal Borough of Greenwich