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HOUSING
We need to make homes greener
By Paul Shevlin | 17 January 2023
Renters have little or no control over the energy efficiency of the homes they live in, yet are t...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Staring into the welfare state chasm
By Ann McGauran | 17 January 2023
Reform and tackling persistent underfunding are the answers to the litany of problems that beset ...
HOUSING
Tackling fuel poverty in the private rented sector
By Cara Jenkinson | 16 January 2023
Councils are calling for action to help them robustly enforce Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards...
FINANCE
Scottish councils face 'most difficult budget' for years
By Martin Ford | 12 January 2023
Councils in Scotland face the 'most difficult budget setting context seen for many years,’ a fina...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Meeting demand for out-of-hours services
By Paul Marinko | 10 January 2023
How can cash-strapped councils ensure they provide an effective out-of-hours customer service so ...
WELFARE
Household Support Fund should be permanent, council leaders say
By William Eichler | 09 January 2023
The Government should make the Household Support Fund it has provided to councils permanent to he...
HOMELESSNESS
How can technology help tackle homelessness?
By Seb Barker | 05 January 2023
Seb Barker says it is crucial we adopt a person-centric approach to tackling homelessness, and he...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Now is the time for government to invest in community businesses
By Nick Plumb | 05 January 2023
Community businesses are resilient in tough times, and that’s why the Government needs to priorit...
SOCIAL CARE
Using homeshare to solve social issues in a time of crisis
By Natasha Langleben | 04 January 2023
In a cost of living crisis there are real economic benefits to bringing service user groups toget...
WELFARE
Birmingham's life-changing approach to helping residents claim benefits
By Mike Davis | 21 December 2022
Mike Davis writes about the work being done by Birmingham City Council to support residents durin...
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Head of Service Future Options
SMG, £70,614 - £76,256
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