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By Heather Jameson | 26 November 2019

Birmingham City Council has won a court battle to permanently ban anti-LGBT protests outside a lo...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Tackling race inequality is not just morally right – it also makes good economic sense

By Cllr Asher Craig | 04 November 2019

As Bristol approaches the first anniversary of its Equality Charter, Cllr Asher Craig says the ci...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

It's time to act on improving women's representation in local government

15 October 2019

There are a raft of measures that could improve the under-representation of women in our council ...

RECRUITMENT

When difference equals strength

By Joanne Roney | 24 September 2019

Leaders need to help people be true to themselves at work, and difference needs to be seen as a s...

LONDON COUNCILS

Re-engaging business and boroughs

By Clare Coghill | 04 September 2019

The Charter for Business sets out London boroughs’ commitment to growing the city’s economy for t...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Co-designing the West Midlands' future democracy with young people

By Brigid Jones | 14 August 2019

Cllr Brigid Jones says this week - which includes International Youth Day - is a fitting time to ...

FINANCE

CIPFA to launch diversity strategy

By Dan Peters | 09 July 2019

A new diversity and inclusion strategy focused on finance professionals in the public sector will...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Driving towards the diversity goal

By Christine Gaskell | 02 July 2019

Women must make up half of all Local Enterprise Partnership boards by 2023. Christine Gaskell say...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Resilient and determined women make their mark

By Ken Lyon | 02 July 2019

Ken Lyon reflects on the positive and long-lasting influence the sector’s most senior women offic...

SKILLS

Council chiefs cut through the social class barriers

By Heather Jameson | 26 June 2019

So local government is less elite than most. Does it matter? Heather Jameson would argue it does.

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