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INFRASTRUCTURE

Winners of £900m for shovel-ready schemes announced

By Chris Ames | 04 August 2020

Ministers have announced the 300 schemes that will receive a share of the £900m Getting Building ...

INFRASTRUCTURE

Major projects must be more responsive to local need, MPs argue

By Laura Sharman | 28 July 2020

Hundreds of billions of pounds spent on new infrastructure projects could be ‘squandered’ without...

PLANNING

Delivering homes and communities fit for the future

By Julian Lockwood | 21 July 2020

Lessons from the pandemic have given councils ‘a once in a generation’ opportunity to reform outd...

INFRASTRUCTURE

Using collective intelligence to boost cycling and walking in cities

By Sophie Reynolds | 08 July 2020

In the latest in an essay series on how the wisdom of citizens could help councils manage after C...

CLIMATE CHANGE

'Give places the funding to rebuild'

By Nigel Riglar | 07 July 2020

Nigel Riglar says we need to aim for more than a simple recovery, as our problems are too pressin...

BUSINESS

Building back greener growth needs a joint effort

By Heather Jameson | 07 July 2020

It seems that even the business lobby is now on board with devolution, says Heather Jameson - and...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Bright future for the West Midlands

By Deborah Cadman | 07 July 2020

Growth in the West Midlands has been badly impacted by COVID-19, says Deborah Cadman – but she be...

WHITEHALL

Government warns queues could be new terror target

By Dan Peters | 06 July 2020

Queue-filled high streets could be a new target for marauding terrorists using a vehicle as a wea...

PLANNING

Supporting more democratic, responsive urban planning and design

By Sophie Reynolds | 02 July 2020

In one of a series of essays on how the wisdom of citizens could support councils in managing cit...

SOCIAL CARE

Boris sets off on the COVID comeback trail

By Heather Jameson | 01 July 2020

Boris Johnson’s speech in Dudley was ‘a mastery of political tub-thumpery’, says Heather Jameson....

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Brighton & Hove City Council

Service Director Children’s Quality & Improvement

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