SOCIAL CARE

Boris sets off on the COVID comeback trail

By Heather Jameson | 01 July 2020

Boris Johnson’s speech in Dudley was ‘a mastery of political tub-thumpery’, says Heather Jameson....

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Blueprint for recovery

By Stephen Evans | 01 July 2020

Norwich City Council has approved a framework to steer recovery. CEO Stephen Evans outlines how t...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Building back better services for children

By Anna Feuchtwang | 01 July 2020

Chief executive of the National Children's Bureau Anna Feuchtwang asks how local and national gov...

FINANCE

Today things feel tougher than they ever have

By Gary Fielding | 01 July 2020

We remain unsighted on the totality of financial support for coronavirus in this year, says Gary ...

SOLACE

Ready for a restart?

By Kersten England | 01 July 2020

With local resilience forums being hampered by factors outside of their control, Solace spokeswo...

PUBLIC HEALTH

Examining the forces that push problems downstream

By Graeme McDonald | 01 July 2020

The pandemic has created opportunities for learning, renewal, and new, better responses, says Gra...

PUBLIC HEALTH

Time to give LRFs back some value

By Dr Arabella Kyprianides et al | 01 July 2020

The Government’s ‘top down’ approach has undermined local resilience forums’ ability to deliver l...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Positive change is possible

By Stuart Lindsay | 01 July 2020

The care sector has witnessed great tragedy in recent months. IMPOWER's Stuart Lindsay says 'ther...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Research suggests fall in house building due to COVID

By Laura Sharman | 30 June 2020

More than 80,000 new homes will not be delivered this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, resea...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Start devolution plans with a vision and purpose to unite

By Lawrence Conway | 30 June 2020

On plans for devolution, care should be taken not to start with structures and short- term initia...

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frederica-diamanta

Transformation and Delivery Manager RBKC614495

£64,929 - £74,220 per annum

This is a vital role that will help us deliver the Council’s key priorities and drive meaningful change. Apply for this job

The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Council

Corporate Director of Children, Young People and Education

Up to £175,000

We are proudly London’s youngest borough. Croydon is home to the largest number of children and young people in the capital. Apply for this job

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Corporate Resources Director (S151)

£87,840

Ashfield is thriving. Apply for this job

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