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INFRASTRUCTURE

Looking to the future

By Adele Gritten | 26 June 2024

Whichever party succeeds will need more, not less; the public sector will need support from organisations such as Local Partnerships to actualise those manifesto pledges, says Adele Gritten.

COUNCILLORS

Ready or not?

19 April 2024

As a new regulatory regime gets underway for social housing, Peter Hubbard and Claire Ward offer ...

FINANCE

Transforming social housing: The task ahead for council teams

By Caroline Green | 15 April 2024

Now that the new social housing regulatory regime is in place, housing teams are embracing the ch...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Council hit by £4.6m employment tribunal payout

By Dan Peters | 18 March 2024

A council that harassed and discriminated against one of its directors will look to appeal an ‘ex...

HOUSING

Cladding issue could be 'tip of iceberg'

By Dan Peters | 06 March 2024

Barnet LBC has warned fire safety issues with nearly 600 low-rise homes could be ‘just the tip of...

WHITEHALL

Rowley increases pressure for high-rise crackdown

By Mark Conrad | 21 February 2024

Housing minister Lee Rowley has urged more councils to tackle rogue owners failing to fix problem...

HOUSING

Weighing up the ALMO conundrum

By Paul Marinko | 05 February 2024

As quick as councils decide to ditch the ALMO housing model, fans of the concept fight back. Paul...

HOUSING

All public servants must keep Grenfell in their minds

By Cllr Elizabeth Campbell | 01 February 2024

Grenfell Testimony Week’s clear refrain was that residents did not feel respected, says Cllr Eliz...

LEGISLATION

What can councils expect from stronger social housing regulation?

By Angela Holden | 14 December 2023

As councils get ready for the biggest shake-up in social housing regulation in 10 years, regulato...

LEGISLATION

Newham wins landmark cladding removal case

By Ann McGauran | 19 October 2023

Newham LBC has become the first council in Britain to successfully prosecute a building owner for...

FIRE SAFETY

Kensington & Chelsea launches standards drawn up with residents

By Ann McGauran | 28 September 2023

Kensington and Chelsea LBC has become the first council to publish service standards co-designed ...

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Head of Public Sector Customer Development

£72,790 plus £3,000 car allowance

Premium jobWelcome, and thank you for your interest in learning more about YPO and this very exciting role. Apply for this job

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Commercial Asset Manager RBKC617162

£55,497 - £63,045 per annum

Managing a commercial retail portfolio and digital infrastructure using the hybrid working model Apply for this job

The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Council

Programme Quantity Surveyor (Capital Programme) - WMF1258e

Grade 17 £53,775 - £55,963

This role will be responsible for oversight of commercial and surveying matters. Apply for this job

Westmorland and Furness Council