Third-sector - Page 57

By Jonathan Werran | 20 January 2015

The Coalition’s Big Society project has failed on its own terms amid a continued reduction in civ...

HEALTH

The heart of the matter

By Cllr Scott Dickinson | 19 January 2015

Cllr Scott Dickinson explains how Northumberland CC has joined forces with its local NHS health t...

LEISURE

The customer segmentation challenge

By Lawrence Conway | 19 January 2015

Politicians and officers look differently at the differing needs of residents, but the challenge ...

WHITEHALL

Islamic leaders demand clarification from Pickles

By Dan Peters | 19 January 2015

Islamic leaders have demanded communities secretary Eric Pickles clarifies his letter to English ...

THIRD SECTOR

Where has the cohesion agenda gone?

By Heather Jameson | 13 January 2015

Let’s get community cohesion – and celebrating the diversity of our cities – back to the top of t...

EDUCATION

Rogers blows whistle on policies

By Dan Peters | 13 January 2015

Birmingham City Council’s chief executive has urged other councils to check their whistleblowing ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

A quiet revolution

By Jonathan Werran | 09 January 2015

Jonathan Owen, chief executive of the National Association of Local Councils wants parish council...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Playing 'house'

By Tony Oakman | 09 January 2015

Faced with a significant number of empty homes and a reduction in government funding to tackle th...

FINANCE

It's not Armageddon, we're getting on with it

By Stephen Evans | 09 January 2015

The next time you hear about Barnet LBC’s pursuit of local government armageddon, you might stop ...

PARISH COUNCILS

Ministers publish parish council proposals

By Jonathan Werran | 08 January 2015

Ministers have today published three key measures aimed at making it easier for communities to se...

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