WHITEHALL
MPs to debate academisation amid distraction fears
By Dan Peters | 13 April 2016
The row over forced academisation will continue today after Labour secured a debate in Parliament...
WHITEHALL
Council denies dumping 'illegal' schools evidence
By Mark Whitehead | 06 April 2016
A London council has rejected claims by a national newspaper that it destroyed evidence of more t...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Dudley chief welcomes commissioner intervention
By Dan Peters | 06 April 2016
Dudley MBC’s chief executive has welcomed a government decision to send in a commissioner to turn...
FINANCE
Call for 'radical rethink' of forced academisation
By Dan Peters | 05 April 2016
Labour has called for a ‘radical rethink’ of the forced academisation of all primary and secondar...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
£200m for next round of innovation programme
By William Eichler | 04 April 2016
Hundreds of millions of pounds will be invested to support vulnerable children and families, the ...
FINANCE
The hard work has just begun
By Tom Stannard | 01 April 2016
Tom Stannard considers devolution progress in Greater Manchester and says councils must still be ...
WHITEHALL
Academisation 'fails to address Northern Powerhouse needs'
By Sam Clayden | 31 March 2016
The chancellor’s forced academisation plans could hinder his own vision of a Northern Powerhouse,...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
A spoonful of sugar?
By Cllr Izzi Seccombe | 24 March 2016
After Osborne's announcement of a controversial sugar tax, Cllr Izzi Seccombe explains what counc...
WHITEHALL
Social care reform could 'destabilise' children's services
By Sam Clayden | 23 March 2016
The rush to reform social care could destabilise and fragment children’s services, a prominent ac...
FINANCE
Word on the street
By Ben Page | 22 March 2016
Ipsos MORI's Ben Page examines Osborne's Budget announcements in light of public opinion on devol...
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- Unite members reject pay offer
- Nutrient neutrality: A unique and major restriction on the home building industry
- EXCLUSIVE: More than one in three have not published corporate or finance peer challenge in last five years
- Six club together for South Midlands devolution
- Council issued SEND improvement notice for 'widespread failings'
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