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By Mark Conrad | 15 November 2017

‘Crippling’ cuts to children's services have forced councils to slash spending on abuse preventio...

THIRD SECTOR

Westminster offers advice to EU nationals

By Chris Mahony | 08 November 2017

Westminster City Council will spend £50,000 next year on advice and support for the 30,000 Europe...

INNOVATION

Should public services be taking risks to innovate?

By Dan Corry | 31 October 2017

Dan Corry argues local authorities and other public bodies should learn from the lessons of innov...

FINANCE

Conservative councillors speak out over children's services cuts

By Sam Clayden | 23 October 2017

A children’s charity has claimed early years services are being ‘hollowed out, fragmented and cut...

HUMAN RESOURCES

'Give managers greater decision-making power to innovate'

By Hiba Mahamadi | 03 October 2017

Senior council managers should devolve powers to all levels of leadership in order to innovate in...

WHITEHALL

Shelter calls for legal loophole closure

By William Eichler | 28 September 2017

A legal loophole has allowed big developers in Kensington and Chelsea to avoid building more than...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Commercialisation: learning from experience

By Malcolm Morley | 27 September 2017

Professor Malcolm Morley gathers the experience and learning of key figures in the public and not...

FINANCE

Accountants in pension law change call

By Laura Sharman | 26 September 2017

Charities should be allowed to exit the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) to stop them build...

BUSINESS

Missing the bigger picture?

By Dan Corry | 20 September 2017

It’s easy to ignore major issues and focus on smaller things to do and improve. But, argues Dan C...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Out-of-borough children home placements rocket

By William Eichler | 18 September 2017

Department for Education figures have shown a 78% increase in youngsters placed in children’s hom...

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