WHITEHALL
A new beginning for local government
By Dominic Campbell | 03 July 2024
On General Election day, Dominic Campbell issues a rallying cry to senior leaders in local public services, saying it’s time to bravely face a new future together
HEALTH
Time for a health reboot
By Aidan Rave | 02 July 2024
NHS and local government leaders could use the new parliamentary session to reset their relations...
LABOUR PARTY
How philanthropy fills the gaps
By Dan Corry | 01 July 2024
Dan Corry says place-based philanthropy can greatly help in delivering spatial equality – and a L...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Asylum dispersals tied to pressure on services
By EXCLUSIVE by Dan Peters | 26 June 2024
Existing pressures on housing and services will determine the distribution of asylum seekers this...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Housing directors association being explored by LGA
By Dan Peters | 25 June 2024
The Local Government Association (LGA) is exploring the creation of an association of housing dir...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Going back to our roots
By Jackie Sadek | 25 June 2024
Government in all its forms was good at encouraging private sector investment into places before ...
WHITEHALL
Helping folk stay afloat
By Chris Naylor | 25 June 2024
Chris Naylor says his intuitively simple vision is for a neighbourhood-based preventative state –...
WHITEHALL
Three elements will be important for mission-driven government
By Jessica Studdert | 25 June 2024
Jess Studdert sets out the three aspects that will be crucial if mission-driven government is to ...
WHITEHALL
Service cuts likely, think-tank warns
By Ellie Ames | 21 June 2024
Councils could be forced to cut back service provision if cost and demand pressures continue to g...
HEALTH
Labour plan to reduce delayed discharges
By Paul Marinko | 20 June 2024
Labour is reportedly planning to buy thousands of beds in care homes in an effort to reduce the p...
WHITEHALL
Questions raised over funding for housebuilding pledges
By Ellie Ames | 19 June 2024
A think-tank has warned a lack of cash for affordable housing will make political parties’ ambiti...
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Head of Commissioning & Homes for All
£57,763 – £64,211
Due to retirement we have a fantastic opportunity for highly motivated and energetic individual to join Tameside Council Apply for this job
Regeneration Manager
£52,219 to £55,574 per Annum
Whatever your role within Wyre Forest District Council, every day you will be working to benefit people living in the area Apply for this job
Wellbeing Service (Case Work) Team Leader
ME15 – £51,093 - £54,129 per annum
We are looking for a qualified social worker to be responsible for key strands within Merton's Family Wellbeing Service. Apply for this job
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