REORGANISATION
Warning: Reorganisation turbulence ahead
By Blair McPherson | 11 March 2025
Blair McPherson says officers and members can make any model work but that reorganisations are hugely distracting at a time when budget pressures and increased demand require full attention
PREVENT
Government seeks Prevent programme 'answers' after Southport attack
By Martin Ford | 21 January 2025
Reforms to the Prevent programme are to be unveiled this week ahead of a public inquiry looking a...
HOUSING
Questions over supported housing sustainability
By Martin Ford | 04 November 2024
A Government-commissioned review has raised questions over the sustainability of supported housin...
HOUSING
Warnings over exemption from standards for asylum housing
By Mark Conrad | 24 January 2024
Exempting asylum accommodation from “Awaab’s Law” risks more deaths due to poor housing condition...
EDUCATION
Children referred to social services twice as likely to fail GCSEs
By William Eichler | 22 August 2023
Children who have been referred to social care are twice as likely to fail an English or Maths GC...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Government admits social care data lacking
By Martin Ford | 07 August 2023
The Government has admitted a lack of data is holding back improvements to social care.
FINANCE
Future Forum: LGA hopeful over finance reform
By Martin Ford | 16 March 2023
Hopes for a large-scale reform of council funding have been raised by the Budget, according to a ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Child sexual exploitation inquiry finds serious failings
By William Eichler | 20 June 2022
An inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham has found there were serious failings in the ...
HOUSING
Tacking the rising ASB scourge
By Rebecca Bryant OBE | 22 July 2021
Councils are at the heart of partnership working in the fight against Anti-Social Behaviour, says...
FINANCE
Time to wake up to social care reform
By Dr Eleanor Roy | 18 June 2020
As it is revealed that just 4% of social care directors are confident they can deliver their stat...
FINANCE
Demand for supported housing drives profits at Civitas
By Martin Ford | 03 December 2019
Civitas Social Housing has reported a surge in profits driven by a need for supported accommodation.
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Deputy Lead / Team Manager Occupational Therapy
£61,980 - £65,478
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is committed to delivering high-quality social care services to our diverse community. Apply for this job
Change & Improvement Manager
£61,980 - £65,478
This is an exciting opportunity to join the Change & Improvement Team on a two-year fixed-term contract. Apply for this job
Strategic Director
From £102,820 to £118,280 and Essential Car user Allowance
We are about to embark on a major transformation in Hampshire and Isle of Wight with the creation of a Strategic Authority... Apply for this job
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