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WHITEHALL
The Government must give major projects the green light
By Bob Neill | 20 April 2017
Local government must be among those pushing the Government to ensure nationally significant.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Making the most of the public estate
By Brian Reynolds | 11 April 2017
Since the One Public Estate started in 2013, local government has reaped the benefits, writes Bri...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Making cities fit for the future
By Amanda Clack | 10 April 2017
As residents prepare to elect mayors across the country, Amanda Clack urges cities to embrace sma...
FINANCE
Malnourished things grow very slowly
By Paul O'Brien | 05 April 2017
Paul O'Brien says we must not starve out places of the things that make them desirable and habita...
PLANNING
Let's spend less time talking and more time building
By Andrew Muter | 29 March 2017
Andrew Muter is optimistic that the housing white paper can spark a new era of local authority bu...
PENSIONS
'PiP will get more LGPS involvement'
By Dan Peters | 29 March 2017
The new chairman of a vehicle designed to encourage local government pension schemes (LGPS) to in...
PLANNING
Avoiding stalled regeneration projects
By Chris Plumley | 15 March 2017
Chris Plumley explores why land holding is increasingly important to councils and how local autho...
FINANCE
Think globally, deliver locally
By Allen Graham | 14 March 2017
An ideal opportunity has materialised for district councils to deliver the industrial strategy at...
WHITEHALL
Budget 2017: Chancellor announces rescue package for care
By Heather Jameson | 08 March 2017
Chancellor Philip Hammond unveiled his final Spring Budget, offering a £2bn cash boost for social...
WHITEHALL
Budget 2017: Cash to close productivity gap
By Chris Ames | 08 March 2017
The chancellor has announced more than £500m for infrastructure, technology and training to ‘star...
Head of Service Integrated Front Door and Emergency Duty Service
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At Suffolk County Council, we are reshaping how we support children and families – with ambition, pace and purpose. Apply for this job
Director of Housing Policy
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Head of Service Integrated Front Door and Emergency Duty Service
Up to £81,708
At Suffolk County Council, we are reshaping how we support children and families – with ambition, pace and purpose. Apply for this job
Director of Housing Policy
£116,286 - £167,606 per annum
Make a visible difference and build a legacy. Apply for this job
Director of Housing Management
£116,286–£167,606 per annum
Make a visible difference and build a legacy. Apply for this job
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