Title
WELFARE
Empower cities to help people back into work
By Andrew Carter | 06 November 2019
Most commentators agree that, despite Britain’s economic uncertainty, the labour market remains r...
HEALTH
Spending promises ignore the state's changing nature
By Michael Burton | 06 November 2019
Michael Burton asks how much of the 'largesse, if any' of both of the main parties' election spen...
LONDON COUNCILS
Welfare provision 'overly centralised' London council chiefs say
By William Eichler | 17 October 2019
A new report from the cross-party organisation London Councils has criticised the current approac...
HOUSING
Nearly £100m in overpaid benefits owed to Manchester local authorities
By Ann McGauran | 17 October 2019
Residents owed Greater Manchester’s councils nearly £100m in overpaid benefits at the end of 201...
HOUSING
'Raise benefits to aid homeless'
By Chris Mahony | 10 October 2019
Campaigners are urging ministers to increase housing-related benefits and to support social house...
WELFARE
Universal Credit rollout 'should be halted', says Tower Hamlets' Mayor
By Ann McGauran | 07 October 2019
The Mayor of Tower Hamlets LBC John Biggs says the roll-out of Universal Credit ‘should be halted...
WELFARE
Local Housing Allowance 'inadequate' for family homes, research warns
By Laura Sharman | 07 October 2019
More than nine out of ten family homes for private rent are too expensive for people on housing b...
WELFARE
NI senior policy officer warns of 'perfect storm'
By Ann McGauran | 01 October 2019
The difficulties facing councils and their communities in Northern Ireland are ‘turning into a pe...
WELFARE
Labour pledges to scrap Universal Credit
By Laura Sharman | 30 September 2019
Labour has promised to replace ‘inhumane’ Universal Credit with a new social security system.
WELFARE
Beware the 'pandemonium' of UC
By Ann McGauran | 18 September 2019
It’s all change – again – at the top of the Department for Work and Pensions. But where does the ...
Director of Housing
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Lead a housing service through regulatory scrutiny, cultural change, and operational complexity. Apply for this job
Assistant Director Children’s Partnerships and Sufficiency
£100,545 to £111,533 plus relocation support
North Yorkshire is England’s largest county and a beautiful, vibrant place to live and work. Apply for this job
Deputy Chief Executive – Corporate & Communities
£146,697
As Deputy Chief Executive – Corporate & Communities, you will guide cultural transition, manage competing priorities Apply for this job
- Reed says councils should not be offering 'full-time pay for part-time work'
- Scrooge Says: Bah Humbug to Local Elections
- EXCLUSIVE: Opposition leader refuses to sign 'NDA' over £10m payment
- Royal Assent for Planning and Infrastructure Bill
- Reorganisation: Never underestimate the power of placemaking
Director of Housing
Competitive
Lead a housing service through regulatory scrutiny, cultural change, and operational complexity. Apply for this job
Assistant Director Children’s Partnerships and Sufficiency
£100,545 to £111,533 plus relocation support
North Yorkshire is England’s largest county and a beautiful, vibrant place to live and work. Apply for this job
Deputy Chief Executive – Corporate & Communities
£146,697
As Deputy Chief Executive – Corporate & Communities, you will guide cultural transition, manage competing priorities Apply for this job
- Reed says councils should not be offering 'full-time pay for part-time work'
- Scrooge Says: Bah Humbug to Local Elections
- EXCLUSIVE: Opposition leader refuses to sign 'NDA' over £10m payment
- Royal Assent for Planning and Infrastructure Bill
- Reorganisation: Never underestimate the power of placemaking
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