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INFRASTRUCTURE
We are making the case to Honda to keep investment in Swindon
05 March 2019
Council leader David Renard is part of a taskforce set up after Honda's announcement that it plan...
PLANNING
Planners in growth and infrastructure warning
By Martin Ford | 21 February 2019
Large-scale infrastructure projects and construction-led economic growth in Scotland are at risk ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A 'one bid per council' approach to high streets cash holds back collaboration
By Allen Graham | 13 February 2019
Allen Graham understands that bids for the Government's planned £675m future high streets fund wi...
FINANCE
Tees Valley mayor seeks backing for £40m airport bid
By Martin Ford | 11 January 2019
The Mayor of Tees Valley has launched a campaign to garner support for his proposed £40m purchase...
INFRASTRUCTURE
The introduction of Tourism Tax in the UK – what could it mean for local councils?
14 December 2018
Councils across the UK will need to ensure any tourism taxes they propose maintain their competit...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Let's develop a Team Midlands approach
By Simon Dale | 03 December 2018
For years the regions looked at the success of Greater Manchester as a benchmark, but in a short...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Council leaders and MPs call for compulsory purchase reform
By Martin Ford | 26 November 2018
Leading figures in local government have urged the Government to reform compulsory purchase rules...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Powerhouses must work for people too
By Jo Miller | 21 November 2018
In our talk of powerhouses the focus is so often on physical infrastructure, writes Jo Miller - b...
FINANCE
Districts' ability to invest in infrastructure is curtailed by borrowing caps
By John Fuller | 23 July 2018
Cllr John Fuller argues for a new funding approach in the forthcoming spending review that retain...
HEALTH
Public finances perform better than expected
By Michael Burton | 20 July 2018
The public finances continue to perform better than expectations, although total borrowing is up ...
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Director of Digital, Data and Technology
£139,000 per annum
Shape the future of a digitally enabled borough Apply for this job
Director of Adult Social Care Commissioning
£130,000 per annum
Transforming outcomes through integrated commissioning Apply for this job
Director of Adult Social Care
£145,000 per annum
Leading innovative, strengths-based social care that enables residents to live fulfilling and independent lives Apply for this job
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