Emergency-planning - Page 11

By Peter Baeck | 20 April 2020

Peter Baeck looks at how local authorities can best harness collective crisis intelligence to gat...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

After COVID-19 will local government finally get the resources it needs?

By Ben Page | 15 April 2020

Local government will seem to cope with whatever gets thrown at it - both its great strength, and...

SOCIAL CARE

Leadership in a time of crisis

By Heather Jameson | 15 April 2020

As councils across the country deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, Surrey CC chi...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

How do we grow back our local economies?

By Michael Palin | 15 April 2020

There comes a point in emergency planning where the focus shifts to recovery, says Michael Palin ...

MANAGEMENT

11 steps to ensuring outstanding internal comms

By Richard Stokoe | 14 April 2020

The importance to councils of outstanding internal communications cannot be underestimated during...

EMERGENCY PLANNING

Leeds City Council fast tracks plan for temporary mortuary

By Ann McGauran | 08 April 2020

Leeds City Council is to build a £800,000 temporary mortuary as part of emergency planning in res...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Local government may struggle without a bailout

By Zoe Billingham | 07 April 2020

The crisis support from central government for businesses and wages is welcome and needed, writes...

SOLACE

Our role will be refocused around resilience

By Graeme McDonald | 06 April 2020

Beyond the initial emergency response, we must ensure communities can emerge and re-establish the...

HEALTH

PPE 'on its way' to the frontline

By Heather Jameson | 06 April 2020

More than 30 million items of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are due to be delivered to Loca...

WHITEHALL

Birmingham leader demands clarity on coronavirus failures

By Heather Jameson | 02 April 2020

The leader of Birmingham City Council has written to the Government seeking urgent clarity on pla...

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