ECONOMIC GROWTH
Maximising the growth mission
By Tom Stannard | 30 July 2024
Tom Stannard says ‘taking back control’ is a good start, but more is needed to drive growth in local economies
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Putting councils at strategy's core
By Graeme McDonald | 30 July 2024
Local authorities, combined or not, will inescapably play a significant role in the success or fa...
SKILLS
Making a success of Skills England
By Professor Graeme Atherton | 30 July 2024
Taking a locally-led approach from the beginning would give Skills England an immediate kickstart...
SKILLS
Skills England to bring together central and local government
By Dan Peters | 22 July 2024
A new body will provide strategic oversight of the post-16 skills system, bringing together centr...
EDUCATION
Levelling up progress 'glacial', think-tank says
By William Eichler | 19 June 2024
Progress on levelling up in England has been ‘glacial’ and – according to some metrics – inequali...
EDUCATION
Devolution needs to deliver for learners
By Graeme Atherton | 04 June 2024
Graeme Atherton says further devolution of funding for skills provision has to be a core goal, bu...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Learning to stop attrition
14 May 2024
Toby Barnard explores the impact an effective learning and development programme can have on empl...
HUMAN RESOURCES
The key to a sustainable workforce
By Mark Bearn | 23 April 2024
At a time when candidates are in high demand and often can call the shots, a well-defined employe...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Delicate decisions
23 April 2024
Three myths are holding back Labour’s growth plans, but there are ways to increase investment wit...
SKILLS
Gaining skills: Overcoming the barriers in Great Yarmouth
By Sheila Oxtoby | 22 April 2024
Great Yarmouth's skills and employability strategy will provide a positive, collaborative framewo...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Devolution needs to be more 'Kevin Keegan'
By Henry Kippin | 22 April 2024
If the UK wants to emerge from its ‘odd decade’ into a better place, it must use devolution to bo...
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Chief Digital and Information Officer
£88,679 to £103,255
Now is a great time to look at joining Reading. Apply for this job
Executive Director, Operations
£97,601 per annum
Ashfield is thriving. We are proud of our district and our ambition is to be ‘great’ across all our services. Apply for this job
Assistant Director Legal, Governance and Coroners (Monitoring Officer)
£91,230-£102,921
Rochdale Borough Council is looking for a pioneering, passionate and proud Assistant Director of Legal, Governance and Coroners (Monitoring Officer). Apply for this job
- Six club together for South Midlands devolution
- Nutrient neutrality: A unique and major restriction on the home building industry
- Council issued SEND improvement notice for 'widespread failings'
- Tees Valley mayor in 'antagonistic' relationship with councillors
- EXCLUSIVE: More than one in three have not published corporate or finance peer challenge in last five years
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