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ECONOMIC GROWTH

Heseltine leaves no stone unturned

By Heather Jameson | 26 February 2013

Heather Jameson meets Tory grandee, Lord Heseltine, to discuss his recent report reviewing the UK...

WHITEHALL

Inconceivable cuts?

By Jonathan Werran | 21 February 2013

Surely ministers in the next fixed-term parliament would have to lower welfare entitlements or ra...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The benefits of localism

By Nathan Elvery | 20 February 2013

Nathan Elvery on how localism can be contrasted with regionalism and centralised government.

BUSINESS

Trading standards - protecting consumers and supporting businesses

By Derek Allen | 19 February 2013

As the media works itself into a furore over the horsemeat scandal, Derek Allen looks at the valu...

ENVIRONMENT

A bold vision for 'Yorkies'

By Nick Appleyard | 19 February 2013

The City of York Council has outlined a modern transport vision to meet the needs of the city sa...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Civic wind energy schemes move a step closer

By Stephen Cirell | 19 February 2013

Stephen Cirrell looks at the difference between community energy renewal projects and civic sche...

FINANCE

Talking 'bout a revolution

By Liran Maller | 19 February 2013

Liran Maller remains unsure whether the revolution needed in councils to cope with spending cuts ...

FINANCE

Modelled on past success

By Andrew Larner | 19 February 2013

In their quest to improve efficiency, many councils are introducing radically-different business ...

HEALTH

Winning hearts and minds in Herts

By Iain MacBeath | 19 February 2013

Demographic pressures are adding £10m a year to Hertfordshire CC's annual adult social care bill....

HEALTH

We cannot miss this public health opportunity

By Sandra Whiles | 19 February 2013

The transfer of public health back to local government is a huge opportunity for councils to recl...

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frederica-diamanta

Alternative Provision Specialist Lead

£50,269 PLUS Market Supplement

Could you be the person who leads the transformation of the Alternative Education Provision Apply for this job

North East Lincolnshire Council

Senior Social Worker (Approved Mental Health Professionals)

PO3 - £52,578 to £56,043

Are you passionate about delivering high-quality, Adult Mental Health services? Apply for this job

Royal Borough of Greenwich

Senior Lawyer - Corporate and Governance - WMF2456e

£56,883 - £59,198

We are seeking an experienced legal professional to provide advice and support on a range of corporate and governance matters. Apply for this job

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