GENERAL ELECTION
Leaders call on Labour to act on social care
By Lee Peart | 05 July 2024
Local government leaders have called on Labour to act to save social care following the party's thumping General Election victory.
GENERAL ELECTION
Now is the time for governing in both poetry and prose
By Michael Burton | 03 July 2024
In all the key socio-economic challenges local government has a key role, and the new administrat...
FINANCE
The reality behind the pledges
26 June 2024
A week ahead of the General Election, The MJ delves into the manifestos of the three main parties...
SOCIAL CARE
Care's golden opportunity after the polls
By Anna Hemmings | 25 June 2024
Anna Hemmings says ADASS will concentrate on working with the new Government to stabilise adult s...
HEALTH
Promises, promises
By Lee Peart | 25 June 2024
The main three political parties’ manifestos were big on promises for health and social care but ...
FINANCE
Removing the local barriers that stop older people from flourishing
By Natalie Turner | 20 June 2024
In the context of councils’ need to make cost savings, Natalie Turner looks at how local authorit...
SOCIAL CARE
Big questions over Labour's intentions
By Heather Jameson | 19 June 2024
Heather Jameson asks what a Labour super majority would mean for local government policy.
WHITEHALL
What the public wants
By Ben Page | 18 June 2024
Ben Page says if councils can show they can be an effective force, it will encourage the public t...
EDUCATION
Councils looking after record 576,000 children with SEND
By William Eichler | 13 June 2024
Councils are looking after record numbers of children and young people with special educational n...
RECRUITMENT
A fresh start for social workers?
By Simon Ray | 11 June 2024
Simon Ray asks if a new Labour Government will mean fewer social workers are leaving the profession.
PLANNING
Conservatives pledge business rates retention expansion
By Martin Ford | 11 June 2024
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged to create business rates retention zones as he launched the Co...
Head of Commissioning & Homes for All
£57,763 – £64,211
Due to retirement we have a fantastic opportunity for highly motivated and energetic individual to join Tameside Council Apply for this job
Regeneration Manager
£52,219 to £55,574 per Annum
Whatever your role within Wyre Forest District Council, every day you will be working to benefit people living in the area Apply for this job
Wellbeing Service (Case Work) Team Leader
ME15 – £51,093 - £54,129 per annum
We are looking for a qualified social worker to be responsible for key strands within Merton's Family Wellbeing Service. Apply for this job
Head of Commissioning & Homes for All
£57,763 – £64,211
Due to retirement we have a fantastic opportunity for highly motivated and energetic individual to join Tameside Council Apply for this job
Regeneration Manager
£52,219 to £55,574 per Annum
Whatever your role within Wyre Forest District Council, every day you will be working to benefit people living in the area Apply for this job
Wellbeing Service (Case Work) Team Leader
ME15 – £51,093 - £54,129 per annum
We are looking for a qualified social worker to be responsible for key strands within Merton's Family Wellbeing Service. Apply for this job
©2024 Hemming Group Limited.
