RECRUITMENT
Re-evaluating 'normal'
By Steve Guest | 06 August 2024
Hybrid working was accepted by many as being the ‘new normal’ post-lockdown, but recently there has been a slight swing back the other way. Steve Guest explains
FISCAL DEVOLUTION
Fresh fiscal devolution push as cuts loom
By Dan Peters | 01 August 2024
Council chiefs are attempting to push fiscal devolution onto the desks of new ministers as the Go...
LEADERSHIP
A job in the midst
By Ian Fytche | 30 July 2024
Ian Fytche reflects on two decades as a chief executive, the opportunity offered to lead and shap...
ETHICS
We have put up with poor standards for too long
22 July 2024
The new Government approach strikes a different tone, says Graeme McDonald.
LGA
Developing leadership: a framework for the future
By Joanna Killian | 22 July 2024
Joanna Killian says the chief executive development programme initiated by the Local Government A...
FINANCE
Solace presses for multi-year settlements
By Mark Conrad | 11 July 2024
Multi-year finance settlements are ‘far and away the biggest thing’ the new government could do t...
WHITEHALL
A new beginning for local government
By Dominic Campbell | 03 July 2024
On General Election day, Dominic Campbell issues a rallying cry to senior leaders in local public...
FINANCE
A fiscal crossroads for Labour
By Dan Peters | 25 June 2024
Will an incoming Labour government seize the initiative on fiscal devolution as a way of driving ...
FINANCE
Knowing how to surf a big new wave
By Barry Quirk CBE | 18 June 2024
Council leadership needs to prepare for a new government by being radically honest about its capa...
FINANCE
King recognises council chiefs in honours
By Emily Twinch | 17 June 2024
Current and former local authority bosses have been recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday Hon...
FINANCE
Labour pledges leave questions over council funding
By Martin Ford | 14 June 2024
Questions hang over the future of local government finance in the event of a Labour victory in ne...
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Joint Assistant Director of Legal Services and Information Governance
£94,850 per annum
Guildford and Waverley are working in collaboration to provide better sustainable local services and protect them for the future. Apply for this job
Joint Assistant Director of Democracy and Governance
£94,850 per annum
Guildford and Waverley are working in collaboration to provide better sustainable local services and protect them for the future. Apply for this job
Assistant Director of Planning
£79,930 to £92,563 per annum (Inclusive of London Fringe Weighting)
Dacorum Borough Council is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, sustainable, and forward-thinking community. Apply for this job
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