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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Disabled people could be part of the answer to the fostering crisis
By Dr Peter Unwin | 08 October 2020
Thousands of disabled people could help relieve the long-standing recruitment crisis in fostering...
SOCIAL CARE
Get local government into the room – before decisions are made
By Heather Jameson | 30 September 2020
Local government is far from perfect, says Heather Jameson. 'And that is before you consider the ...
FINANCE
Call for multi-year funding
By Martin Ford | 29 September 2020
Ministers have been urged to commit to multi-year settlements for local government by the Charter...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Streamline PPE funding for the sake of social care
By Hugh Fenn | 22 September 2020
COVID-19 will continue to severely stretch the financial resilience of providers like Leonard Che...
SOCIAL CARE
Starmer vows to tackle the 'decade of drift' on sorting social care
By Heather Jameson | 22 September 2020
Government failure to protect care homes during the pandemic is a ‘national scandal’, Labour lead...
SOCIAL CARE
Government prepares care homes for coronavirus surge
By Martin Ford | 18 September 2020
Councils will be asked to ‘take strong action’ against care homes that ignore new restrictions on...
SOCIAL CARE
Forget the charm, local government needs certainty
By Heather Jameson | 16 September 2020
Heather Jameson asks if Boris Johnson’s surprise appearance on a local government call this week ...
FINANCE
Before reorganisation we need a clear view of the sector's core purpose
By Abdool Kara | 16 September 2020
How local government 'can sensibly be reorganised without a clear view of its core purpose (will ...
SOCIAL CARE
Ombudsman calls for 'level playing field'
By Martin Ford | 15 September 2020
‘Weak’ social care providers are avoiding public accountability, the local government ombudsman h...
SOCIAL CARE
Pay boost for care workers following tribunal
By Martin Ford | 15 September 2020
A group of homecare workers have been awarded £100,000 in backdated pay in a tribunal ruling that...
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- Solace steps up lobbying over district exclusion from leadership event
- Minister urges councils to hand services to residents
- Cheshire East's Polkinghorne decides to step down
- MPs scold Home Office over lack of council involvement in asylum
- Using below-market land disposals to accelerate social housing
Local Audit Office - Non-Executive Directors
£420 per day (48 days per annum)
Local public bodies are at the heart of our communities. Apply for this job
Waste & Cleansing Operations Manager
£51,356.00 - £54,495.00, Grade 12, 37 hours, Permanent
Are you passionate about making a different to our citizens and the district that they reside in ? Apply for this job
Finance Manager – Accountancy (Children & Families)
£54,495 – £56,737 (pay award pending plus benefits)
Premium jobThank you for your interest in joining Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council and our Finance Service. Apply for this job
- Solace steps up lobbying over district exclusion from leadership event
- Minister urges councils to hand services to residents
- Cheshire East's Polkinghorne decides to step down
- MPs scold Home Office over lack of council involvement in asylum
- Using below-market land disposals to accelerate social housing
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