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SOLACE
Councils cannot solve this crisis alone
By Kersten England | 17 August 2022
Kersten England says central Government has the muscle to head off the misery faced by millions. ...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Emergency response revival
By Tom Knibbs | 26 July 2022
Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire’s single resilience function has been deployed repeatedly in ...
WHITEHALL
Ministers savaged as Grenfell Inquiry draws to close
By Chris Mahony | 04 July 2022
Lawyers representing the bereaved, survivors and residents have used their final submissions to t...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Let's deliver a long-term local resettlement system
By Yvonne Kachikoti | 18 May 2022
Schemes to support refugees must exist around a core, standardised resettlement programme that ha...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Dover to 'review involvement' with forum after days of chaos
By Martin Ford | 06 April 2022
Dover DC is ‘reviewing its involvement’ with Kent Resilience Forum (KRF) following days of traffi...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Honouring the Ukrainian spirit
By Jonathan Carr-West | 15 March 2022
The events in Ukraine have provided a timely reminder of how important our democracy is and how m...
COMMUNICATIONS
Crisis planning in a time of change
By Kersten England | 15 March 2022
We are now considering the impacts that the war in Ukraine may have on our local places, alongsid...
HEALTH
Creating critical mass for emergencies
By Ruth Tennant | 15 March 2022
As Integrated Care Systems gear up to take on new Civil Contingencies responsibilities, Ruth Tenn...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Local government's response to Russia's war on Ukraine
By Cormac Smith | 08 March 2022
Local government has a crucial role to play in how we as a nation stand by Ukrainians and resist ...
THIRD SECTOR
Ready for the future
By Mike Adamson | 02 March 2022
Mike Adamson explains why it is time to refresh the Civil Contingencies Act, and strengthen the d...
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We are looking for an exceptional senior leader with a strong record of leading change Apply for this job
Assistant Director Finance & Governance and Deputy Section 151 Officer
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You will lead a broad and influential portfolio including finance, revenues and benefits, procurement, audit, risk, insurance and corporate fraud. Apply for this job
Assistant Director Legal & Democracy and Monitoring Officer
up to £113,365 + a monthly car allowance of £200 per month + fringe allowance of £753 per annum
This appointment is central to creating greater stability, confidence and consistency. Apply for this job
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