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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Rural councils should get the chance to influence voter ID rollout
16 January 2019
Voter ID pilots due to take place across 11 councils this year including Craven DC will help prov...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Be the talk of the town (hall)
By Jonathan Carr-West | 16 January 2019
The way we talk about councils really matters, says Dr Jonathan Carr-West – and it’s time to spea...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Does the People's Vote clamour herald a move to more referendums?
By Louise Round | 12 December 2018
Electoral events are, of course, at the cornerstone of our democracy. But Louise Round asks if it...
FINANCE
We need to talk about finance
By Piali Das Gupta | 12 December 2018
Piali Das Gupta wants central Government, caught up with Brexit, to start paying attention to the...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Be wary of good intentions
By Claire Fox | 05 December 2018
New Year’s resolution: however nasty social media might get, don’t let’s lobby for even more powe...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
More councils need to help drown out the voices of hatred
05 December 2018
Many councils are leading the chorus which is starting to drown out the voices of hatred threaten...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Democracy's different down under
23 November 2018
Most people are aware that voting in Australia is compulsory, but far fewer will be informed abou...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Reinvigorating local democracy
By Will Godfrey | 07 November 2018
A conference in Newport this week looked at the future of democracy. Will Godfrey emphasises the ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The third option
By Reema Patel | 07 November 2018
Deliberative democracy is helping bridge the gap between people and policy says Reema Patel
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Local democracy reporters aid transparency
By Dan Peters | 07 November 2018
The Local Democracy Reporting Service – the new BBC scheme that attempts to fill the gap in the r...
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Partnership and Improvement Manager SEND WMF2888e
£51,356 to £52,413
Are you passionate about improving outcomes for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)? Apply for this job
Senior Employment Lawyer
PO6 - £54,267 to £57,402
Greenwich Legal Services is undergoing a period of transformation Apply for this job
Head of Transformation
£76,271- £88,631
Choose Challenge. Choose Change. Choose Cheshire East. Apply for this job
- Ministers back down on forced mayors in devolution Bill
- Leeds City Council suffers huge fuel theft as Middle East conflict continues
- Devon reorganisation 'distracting' for region's emerging strategic authority, peers warn
- Cotton 'deal' would land Birmingham in the mire
- EXCLUSIVE: 'Illegal' deal to end Birmingham strike risks £200m equal pay bill
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