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THIRD SECTOR
Acting together on climate change
By Molly Hogg | 07 September 2021
Molly Hogg explains why local authorities should collaborate with community groups to tackle clim...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Tackling health inequalities and the climate crisis in tandem
By Graham Duxbury | 07 September 2021
Graham Duxbury explains why a solid social infrastructure can help households to take back contro...
POVERTY
EXCLUSIVE: Poorer authorities are losing out on decarbonisation cash
By Ann McGauran | 12 August 2021
Some local authorities with high levels of fuel poverty and energy inefficient social housing are...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Is funding meeting councils' needs on decarbonationisation?
By Madeleine Gabriel | 10 August 2021
Analysis by Nesta raises some questions about the effectiveness of competitive grant funding sche...
WELFARE
The new ECA could be the good press debt collection desperately needs
By Alan Hamblett | 09 August 2021
Alan Hamblett discusses the introduction of the Enforcement Conduct Authority (ECA) and what this...
WELFARE
The value of putting local welfare cash provision first
By Gareth Evans | 02 August 2021
Gareth Evans looks at the evidence around cash first approaches to local welfare provision and as...
LEISURE
The simple fact is that reading matters
By Diana Gerald | 28 July 2021
Diana Gerald, CEO of children’s reading charity BookTrust, explains plans to pilot a new, nationa...
WHITEHALL
Government should 'dig deep' to cut child poverty, says Commission
By Michael Burton | 20 July 2021
The Government should ‘dig deep’ by investing £14bn to help reduce child poverty and improve soci...
COMBINED AUTHORITY
Together we can tackle child poverty
By Cllr Karen Kilgour | 07 July 2021
North of Tyne Combined Authority is developing a two-year £875,000 Child Poverty Prevention progr...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Is levelling up just a soundbite?
By Dan Corry | 30 June 2021
A poll has named tackling homelessness, poverty, crime and unemployment as priorities for levelli...
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Chief Quality Officer
£150,892 plus car allowance (£8,153-£10,192)
At Alternative Futures Group, we believe quality is not measured by processes alone. It is measured by the difference we make to people's lives. Apply for this job
Executive Director Adult Social Care and Health (DASS)
£161,239 - £177,363 plus benefits
This is not a maintenance role. It is a transformation leadership opportunity: to bring services and cultures together. Apply for this job
Assistant Director of Legal and Governance (Deputy Monitoring Officer)
£91,639 to £99,427
We are seeking someone with a strong grounding in local government law and governance, or experience gained in a similar environment. Apply for this job
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