Emergency-planning - Page 9

By Heather Jameson | 02 June 2020

Heather Jameson says that if the Government’s mantra is that it will take the evidence over opini...

PUBLIC HEALTH

COVID-19: Is Government really led by the science?

By Jason Lowther | 21 May 2020

Jason Lowther argues that building in practical knowledge from councils and emergency planners co...

HEALTH

The transformative power of collaboration in a crisis

By Gavin Jones | 20 May 2020

Bickering, arguments and tribalism were swept away when the COVID-19 emergency struck Essex, with...

FINANCE

Road to disaster?

By Judith Blake | 20 May 2020

With a huge proportion of income vanishing almost overnight, there is the very real possibility t...

EDUCATION

Ministers under pressure over school opening

By Heather Jameson | 20 May 2020

Ministers are under increasing pressure to rethink its plans to open schools on 1 June after more...

WHITEHALL

EXCLUSIVE: No-deal Brexit planning would 'overwhelm' emergency response

By Dan Peters | 19 May 2020

Planning for a no-deal Brexit at the end of this year would ‘overwhelm’ the country’s emergency r...

COMMUNICATIONS

There is an opportunity to dump the centralist approach

By Heather Jameson | 13 May 2020

Tackling the coronavirus crisis has been held back by a ‘central government know best’ approach, ...

EMERGENCY PLANNING

Districts are agile, responsive and efficient in the face of adversity

By Lawrence Conway | 13 May 2020

District councils have been working hard, along with public sector colleagues, to ensure the nati...

SOCIAL CARE

A 'trusted national database of volunteers' can support councils during COVID-19

By Ann McGauran | 13 May 2020

RVS has provided a radical way to mobilise a volunteer army to help councils and the NHS provide ...

THIRD SECTOR

Local authorities can help make mutual aid a positive legacy of COVID-19

By John Copps | 12 May 2020

John Copps argues that local authorities should encourage and promote the sustainability of mutua...

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