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WELFARE
Universal credit 'is key to hardship', says think tank
By Heather Jameson | 02 April 2020
Universal credit is the ‘key to many families avoiding real hardship’, the Resolution Foundation ...
WELFARE
Universal credit pushed back again
By Chris Mahony | 04 February 2020
The Department for Work and Pensions has again shifted the date for full implementation of Univer...
WHITEHALL
How important are ministers?
By Michael Burton | 28 January 2020
When you couple a high turnover of ministers with a high turnover of senior civil servants, as is...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Hull bids to pilot Universal Basic Income
By Martin Ford | 20 January 2020
Councillors voted to establish a steering group and seek support from the Government.
HOUSING
Britain's poorest tenants risk homelessness due to private rents gap
By Ann McGauran | 04 December 2019
Shortfalls between private rental levels and the allowances received by Britain’s poorest tenants...
WELFARE
Our poor children
By Paul Marinko | 13 November 2019
Child poverty in the UK impacts not only on the children who are put into care. Its ripple effect...
WELFARE
Figures expose shameful causes of children's care costs
By Paul Marinko | 07 November 2019
The impact of poverty on council children’s services saw calls for action this week from MPs and ...
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...
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- LGA's first chair Lord Beecham dies
- LGR creates major challenges for the corporate services that many have reduced and pared back for years
- When councils get desperate, they start being cultural liquidators
- EXCLUSIVE: Ministers face legal threat as furious Sussex leaders demand answers on reorganisation delay
- Putting prevention first
Locality Team Manager for Disabled Children's Services
£51,356 - £55,539 per annum, pro rata
North Yorkshire Council have a national reputation for excellence. Apply for this job
Head of Finance (Deputy S151 Officer)
£86,633 - £100,994 per annum.
Swansea Council is a large, progressive well run local authority with ambitious plans that are regenerating the city and region. Apply for this job
Head of Pensions (Deputy S151 Officer)
£88,633 - £100,994 per annum
The Swansea Pension fund is in good financial health due to strong and prudent financial management. Apply for this job
- LGA's first chair Lord Beecham dies
- LGR creates major challenges for the corporate services that many have reduced and pared back for years
- When councils get desperate, they start being cultural liquidators
- EXCLUSIVE: Ministers face legal threat as furious Sussex leaders demand answers on reorganisation delay
- Putting prevention first
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