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ECONOMIC GROWTH

Stronger together

By Jason Longhurst | 26 September 2022

The public and the private sector must partner up if clean growth is to realise its transformatio...

HEALTH

Being bold in Barnsley

By Dan Peters | 26 September 2022

Barnsley MBC’s chief executive Sarah Norman speaks to Dan Peters about the town’s renaissance, th...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

A best practice guide to high street renewal

By Cllr Roger Gough | 26 September 2022

A new toolkit from Localis draws on both national best practice and local experience across Kent ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The inclusion of councils in the Energy Bill Relief Scheme is good news

By Sir Stephen Houghton | 23 September 2022

Support for councils’ energy bills is welcome but inflation continues to impact and will still pl...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Growing pains

By Jamie Holmes | 23 September 2022

Absorbing levelling up and planning into the Prime Minister’s one-size-fits-all growth agenda rai...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Mini-Budget: Kwarteng's plans to boost economic growth

By Heather Jameson | 23 September 2022

New Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has unveiled a mini-Budget aimed at boosting the economy and growin...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

We are entering unchartered territory

By Jessica Studdert | 23 September 2022

A smaller state is part of the Truss Government's plan, says Jessica Studdert. 'But as we know fr...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Mini-Budget: Government in 'early discussions' on investment zones

By Ann McGauran | 23 September 2022

The Government is in ‘early discussions with nearly 40 places’ including Tees Valley and the West...

CLIMATE CHANGE

The soul of discretion

By Michael Burton | 20 September 2022

The new King has expressed strong views about housing, architecture, climate change and cultural ...

FINANCE

The queue: the symbol of a united Britain – for now

By Heather Jameson | 20 September 2022

The queue, the glorious ceremony of a state funeral, was a moment of community cohesion, of unity...

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frederica-diamanta

Senior Education Adviser

£60,269 - £68,860 per annum

Do you have a strong, successful track record in education? Apply for this job

North Yorkshire Council

Chief Executive

£208,116 per annum (April 2026 pay award pending)

As Chief Executive, you will inherit an organisation that is stable, ambitious and outward facing. Apply for this job

Cardiff Council

Director of Adult Social Care

£111,136 -£116,521

Stoke-on-Trent is an ambitious council, Apply for this job

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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