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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Barnsley hits back in battle for the high street
By David Shepherd | 20 March 2019
David Shepherd outlines why regeneration is so important for Barnsley and its night time economy,...
WASTE
Shock tactics in the war on waste
By Nick Kemp | 19 March 2019
As large cities continue to grow we must get smarter at dealing with waste, says Nick Kemp. He ou...
LEGISLATION
A charter to tackle County Lines
By Ann McGauran | 18 March 2019
Islington LBC’s first report on the local implementaton of the Charter Against Modern Slavery sho...
SCRUTINY
Measuring the effectiveness of scrutiny in Herts through outcomes and the impact on residents
By Seamus Quilty | 15 March 2019
Cllrs David Andrews and Seamus Quilty outline how Hertfordshire CC's two scrutiny committees take...
SOCIAL CARE
Norfolk has the systems in place to combat domestic abuse
By Dr Louise Smith | 12 March 2019
Dr Louise Smith is confident that with strong direction, a multi-agency strategic board, and exce...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Refocusing on the right interventions
By Sara Tough | 06 March 2019
National policy has moved towards the importance of integrated, targeted responses – and Norfolk ...
FINANCE
Shared values breed success
By Adrian Loades | 28 February 2019
Redbridge LBC is ranked number one in the iMPOWER adult social care productivity rankings. Cllr M...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Boosting diversity the Wolverhampton way
By Val Gibson | 27 February 2019
Award-winning City of Wolverhampton has seen tremendous progress over the last three years, both ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Voter ID pilot using poll cards worked in Watford
By Gordon Amos | 21 February 2019
Watford BC's voter ID pilot using poll cards with technology as proof of identity enhanced the el...
FINANCE
Using technology to make a real difference in social care
By Mathew Kendall | 19 February 2019
Mathew Kendall and David Rees outline how Barnet LBC is increasingly adopting technology-enabled ...
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