The regeneration gap
ECONOMIC GROWTH

The regeneration gap

By Jonathan Swain | 21 May 2024

As local and regional government colleagues gather in Leeds this week for UKREiiF 2024, Jonathan Swain looks at the ongoing diversity gap for the regeneration sector.

RECRUITMENT

Be bold, be a rebel – anything is possible

By Sunita Patel | 07 May 2024

A prominent joint-appointment within Haringey has shown the value of taking a bold approach to re...

HOMELESSNESS

Brent's big turnaround

By Kim Wright | 07 May 2024

Brent has one of London’s highest poverty rates. Kim Wright illustrates how the council is workin...

RECRUITMENT

DCS churn nears record levels

By Martin Ford | 01 May 2024

The number of changes in directors of children’s services (DCS) postholders has reached near reco...

RECRUITMENT

Top Talent: Arts, culture and heritage

30 April 2024

In its latest Top Talent feature, Starfish introduces the rising stars of local government leadin...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Left and behind: women at work

By Sarah Longlands | 02 April 2024

Building gender equality and diversity into plans for economic growth has benefits for everyone, ...

COHESION

Hackney through an anti-racist lens

By Dawn Carter-McDonald | 26 March 2024

Dawn Carter-McDonald says Hackney LBC’s commitment to being an actively anti-racist council is at...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Bear traps 

By Blair Mcpherson | 25 March 2024

To escape from a 'bear trap' question in an open question-and-answer session don’t try and come u...

FINANCE

Reimagining council operations: Hunt vs. Logic

By Claire Agutter | 25 March 2024

Claire Agutter says councils can navigate financial challenges by adopting robust strategic plann...

RECRUITMENT

EDI – more than just letters

By Jo Major | 13 February 2024

For recruiters it is more important than ever to ensure your equality, diversity and inclusion ap...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Chiefs back ethnicity pay gap reporting

By Dan Peters | 12 February 2024

Council chiefs have backed proposals that would place a duty on local authorities to collect data...

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