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HEALTH
Call for greater children's services involvement in policy
By Mark Conrad | 13 February 2024
Children’s services should be more involved in the policy that has led to police no longer attend...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Council hands police file on £1m pay-outs
By William Eichler | 02 February 2024
A file relating to allegedly unlawful exit payments to managers at Northumberland CC has been han...
SOCIAL CARE
Bronson Battersby: Review launched after toddler's death
By William Eichler | 18 January 2024
Lincolnshire County Council has launched a review after the tragic death of two-year-old Bronson ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Newsam report reveals Rochdale exploitation failings
By Mark Conrad | 15 January 2024
Failings by officials at Rochdale Council and senior police meant vulnerable girls were targeted ...
WHITEHALL
LGA calls for powers to withhold councillors' address
By Mark Conrad | 10 January 2024
Monitoring officers should be allowed to withhold councillors’ home addresses from public registe...
DIGITAL
Alarm sounded on cyber threat to local elections
By Martin Ford | 21 December 2023
Ministers have written to councils to warn of attempted foreign interference in next year’s elect...
ENVIRONMENT
UK councils in distress – What can we learn from 'Down Under'?
By Ian Owen | 18 December 2023
Recently returned from a fact-finding trip to Australia, Ian Owen describes how councils in the U...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
From merger to milestone: a year in reflection
By Dr Jo Casebourne | 11 December 2023
Dr Jo Casebourne says Foundations has been delivering on its mission in its first year – generati...
LEGISLATION
Is it time to consider AI legislation?
By Sandip Patel KC | 04 December 2023
Watching the development of the EU AI Act could provide local authorities unsure about the use of...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Fresh concern over police withdrawal
By Mark Conrad | 27 November 2023
Council directors are concerned police forces could end involvement in ‘welfare checks’ as part o...
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