SKILLS
Squeezing the zones to the max
By Sean Benstead | 11 February 2025
Sean Benstead says despite their risks, special economic zones hold significant potential for driving inclusive and fair growth when designed and delivered alongside policies that favour communities
REORGANISATION
Full-on fireworks to come in the scramble for reorganisation
By Heather Jameson | 18 December 2024
Privately, the Government has made it clear it aims to clear up the financial difficulties in the...
DEVOLUTION
Devolution is Labour's unfinished business
By Michael Burton | 17 December 2024
An empowered and efficient local government has always been seen by Labour as a key driver for re...
HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE
Beyond the border skirmish
By Matthew Taylor | 25 November 2024
Local government and health colleagues must look beyond inter-service squabbles to the bigger pic...
DEVOLUTION
The direction of devolution in the nations
By Tim Edds | 05 November 2024
Devolution in England is a key instrument in the Labour Government’s economic growth agenda, but ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The verdict so far
By Dr James Hickson | 31 October 2024
Ahead of the publication of a report by University of Liverpool academics reflecting on the first...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Labour: Be brave
By Martin Routledge | 30 October 2024
The new Government has the chance to make a positive difference to social care and it must co-pro...
LGA CONFERENCE
The state of our nation
By Cllr Marianne Overton | 23 October 2024
A record number of delegates are gathering this week in Harrogate for the Local Government Associ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Warm words but little in the way of answers
By Heather Jameson | 17 October 2024
Following the previous government’s focus on levelling up, the new regime is still showing its lo...
POLICY AND POLITICS
A mission-led government: The key to tackling regional inequality
By Rob Turner | 17 October 2024
Grant Thornton believes its Missions Index can serve as a tool to foster a common understanding o...
POLITICS
Labour intervenes at Tameside
By Martin Ford | 11 October 2024
The leader of Tameside MBC has resigned after Labour took steps to directly intervene over ‘unacc...
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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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