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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Empowering your residents
By Maxine Moar | 17 April 2018
Authorities can empower residents by changing behaviour and enlisting support for that change whe...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Government has 'underestimated' children's centre closures
By Laura Sharman | 10 April 2018
As many as 1,000 Sure Start children’s centres could have closed in the last eight years - double...
THIRD SECTOR
Making social value commissioning work
By Dan Corry | 04 April 2018
Dan Corry is optimistic social value commissioning will provide a platform for local government t...
HOUSING
Older renters ignored by housing policy, charity claims
By Laura Sharman | 27 March 2018
Older private renters are being overlooked by housing policy despite being more likely to report ...
HEALTH
Can charities bridge the health divide?
By Dan Corry | 27 February 2018
Dan Corry argues that local authorities can collaborate more closelywith the third sector to deli...
BUSINESS
Rates relief row comes to court
By Dan Peters | 22 February 2018
The dispute between councils and NHS trusts over business rates relief has flared up again after ...
WHITEHALL
Shiny homelessness initiatives are no consolation for supported housing changes
By Denise Hatton | 20 February 2018
If we are to tackle this national homelessness crisis, the Government not only has to progress ne...
BUSINESS
Time to revisit our commissioning strategies and challenge contracts?
By Louise Round | 14 February 2018
As some of the more traditional contracting arrangements get called into question, Louise Round a...
WHITEHALL
Kerslake: Localism Act not backed by resources
By Dan Peters | 22 January 2018
The Localism Act has not been backed up by the resources it needs, according to the civil servant...
THIRD SECTOR
Reach out for long-term relationships
By John Tizard | 10 January 2018
Local authorities should value and want to seek close relationships with their local voluntary an...
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- Grey belt countryside warning
- Districts should look carefully at the creation of new town and city councils
- Complex Whitehall funding system marred pandemic support, inquiry hears
- Backlash warning over asylum decentralisation
- Future Forum North: NHS Confederation chief says ICBs 'doomed' without thinking change
Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion
up to £123K
As the Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion, your leadership will foster collaboration among Education Leaders and Partners. Apply for this job
Town Clerk
£74,454 - £89,081
Biggleswade Town Council is looking to appoint a highly motivated and forward-thinking Town Clerk, to drive its services forward. Apply for this job
Service Manager- Localities
£69,037.00, Grade 15
Join Wakefield’s Outstanding leadership team and make a real difference. Apply for this job
- Grey belt countryside warning
- Districts should look carefully at the creation of new town and city councils
- Complex Whitehall funding system marred pandemic support, inquiry hears
- Backlash warning over asylum decentralisation
- Future Forum North: NHS Confederation chief says ICBs 'doomed' without thinking change
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