WHITEHALL
Optics of Afghan refugee eviction questioned
By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023
Councils have questioned the optics of the Government’s decision to serve legal notices on Afghan...
WHITEHALL
Calls for renters Bill to be 'expedited'
By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023
Experts have called for the Government to push through the passing of the ‘long-awaited’ Renters ...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Pay dispute to stretch into autumn
By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023
The local government pay dispute is destined to stretch into the autumn as trade union Unite warn...
WHITEHALL
Fresh LGA drive to influence national politicians over skills and employment
By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023
The Local Government Association has proposed to establish a skills and employment working group ...
WHITEHALL
New housing standards to land councils with £18m bill
By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023
Councils could face an extra bill of £18m to deal with new housing standards, research undertaken...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Trust in councils plummets following pandemic
By Martin Ford | 04 August 2023
Public approval of councils has reached record lows in key areas, according to the latest polling...
WHITEHALL
Sector to step up anti-mayor lobbying
By Dan Peters | 01 August 2023
The sector is to step up its lobbying for the Government to use its King’s Speech to end its fixa...
WHITEHALL
Councils to call for delay to police mental health plan
By Mark Conrad | 01 August 2023
Pressure is mounting on ministers to delay police plans to withdraw from attending non-emergency ...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Who would you rather was holding the mirror up to your council?
By Kathy O’Leary | 31 July 2023
The LGA has responded to criticisms of corporate peer challenges by strengthening its offer to pr...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
EXCLUSIVE: LGA stance on corporate peer challenges starts to shift
By Dan Peters | 31 July 2023
Elements of the Local Government Association (LGA) are privately moving towards accepting that co...
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- Six club together for South Midlands devolution
- Unite members to be balloted over industrial action
- EXCLUSIVE: More than one in three have not published corporate or finance peer challenge in last five years
- Nutrient neutrality: A unique and major restriction on the home building industry
- Council issued SEND improvement notice for 'widespread failings'
Corporate Investigation Officer RBKC618350
£41,967 - £50,088 per annum
Three local authorities, one aim: to prevent and overcome fraud. Apply for this job
Service Manager (Child Care Law)
£54,986 - £58,701 (includes a 10% market supplement, reviewed annually and paid monthly)
Do you have successful relevant management experience in a local authority setting? Apply for this job
Service Manager (Adult Care Law)
£54,986 - £58,701 (includes a 10% market supplement, reviewed annually and paid monthly)
Do you have successful relevant management experience in a local authority setting? Apply for this job
- Six club together for South Midlands devolution
- Unite members to be balloted over industrial action
- EXCLUSIVE: More than one in three have not published corporate or finance peer challenge in last five years
- Nutrient neutrality: A unique and major restriction on the home building industry
- Council issued SEND improvement notice for 'widespread failings'
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