COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

If empowered, councils can achieve much more on public health

By Nathan Elvery | 09 April 2019

Rather than seeking to downgrade the role of public health within local authorities we should be ...

COUNCIL TAX

Wales launches 'resident-focused' council tax reforms

By Hiba Mahamadi | 01 April 2019

Council tax debtors in Wales will no longer be at risk of imprisonment as part of a new initiativ...

WHITEHALL

Consultation floats new legal duty in violence crackdown

By Dan Peters | 01 April 2019

A new legal duty to support a multi-agency approach to preventing and tackling serious violence c...

HEALTH

Prevention in its own right

By Jim McManus | 27 March 2019

Jim McManus lays out an analysis and narrative that puts councils at the core of the preventativ...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

The trouble with social policy 'evidence'

By Richard Stokoe | 13 March 2019

In making the case for more cash to improve public health based on its ‘evidence of what works’, ...

MANAGEMENT

Putting heads together to deliver healthy places

By Penny Galvin | 06 March 2019

The Local Government Association Challenge 2019 is underway. Lizzie Nugent and Penny Galvin descr...

HEALTH

Hold on to public health

By David Williams | 27 February 2019

Shifting public health functions to councils has led to ‘clear progress and tangible success,’ sa...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Rebooting the relationship

By Ann McGauran | 27 February 2019

The transfer of public health responsibilities to councils has been a success, say sector experts...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Councils are a good investment

By Lord Porter | 27 February 2019

The Local Government Association's #CouncilsCan campaign aimed at influencing the 2019 Spending R...

HEALTH

Where are we on health?

By Dan Corry | 27 February 2019

One big shift in the NHS Long Term Plan, even if not generously funded, is the full-on embracing ...

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frederica-diamanta

Carbon and Net Zero Manager

£47,754 - £50,788

To lead and manage the carbon strategy for the Agent by developing a programme Apply for this job

South Wales Trunk Road Agent

Assistant Director of City Transport

£78k-£84k

Sheffield is not only England’s fourth largest city, but also the greenest city in the UK. Apply for this job

Sheffield City Council

Assistant Director of City Sustainability

£78k-£84k

Sheffield is not only England’s fourth largest city, but also the greenest city in the UK. Apply for this job

Sheffield City Council