FINANCE
Spring Statement: From panic mode to planning mode
By Iain Murray | 28 March 2025
Looking ahead to the Spending Review, this is a moment to embrace meaningful reform that addresses the root causes of the public service’s financial woes, says Iain Murray
FINANCE
Spring Statement: An opportunity not taken
By Mike Emmerich | 28 March 2025
Mike Emmerich says the chancellor avoided a chance to use the Spring Statement to change the fisc...
FINANCE
Let's plant new bulbs to bloom stronger
By Tracy Bingham | 28 March 2025
Funding reform and reorganisation have a role, but a real-terms sector funding injection is also ...
HOMELESSNESS
Homelessness 'fastest growing financial risk' for London boroughs
By Joe Lepper | 27 March 2025
MPs have called for action to help local authorities in London tackle the rising costs of providi...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Herts is increasing children's placements locally despite the challenges
By Miranda Gittos | 26 March 2025
Amid increasing budget pressures, Hertfordshire is committed to continuing its investment to tran...
FINANCE
Spring statement offers no respite for local government
By Heather Jameson | 26 March 2025
The Spring Statement was never expected to deliver any financial respite for local government – a...
FINANCE
Spring Statement: Chancellor banks on house building adding £6.8bn to economy
By Paul Marinko | 26 March 2025
The chancellor’s Spring Statement has placed faith in housebuilding improving public finances and...
FINANCE
The false divide has become a false economy
By Jessica Studdert | 25 March 2025
Jessica Studdert says: 'The Spending Review is an opportunity to shift spending towards long-term...
FINANCE
Somerset could be in need of exceptional financial support
By Emily Twinch | 25 March 2025
Somerset Council has been found to have 45 ‘key risks’ that mean it may need exceptional financia...
FINANCE
Government green lights Plymouth financial support
By Martin Ford | 25 March 2025
The Government has greenlighted Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) worth £72m for Plymouth City ...
FINANCE
Selling the family silver
By Emily Twinch | 24 March 2025
Heritage assets can cost councils hundreds of thousands of pounds to maintain, and with times as ...
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Director of Environment and Regulatory Services
: £98,989 to £109,529 per annum plus relocation support
Welcome and thank you for your interest in learning more about City of York Council. Apply for this job
Principal Officer - Housing Regulation and Fire Safety
£50574 - £53607 per annum + n/a
PRINCIPAL OFFICER - PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSING REGULATION AND FIRE SAFETY An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and skilled Principal Offi Apply for this job
Principal Officer – Private Sector Housing Regulation and Fire Safety
£50,574 - £53,607
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and skilled Principal Officer. Apply for this job
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