COUNCIL TAX

Still in the dark on help with energy bills

By Ian Miller | 15 February 2022

If help for those facing increases in energy costs was going to be delivered via councils it migh...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Rewriting the devolution rulebook

By Simon Edwards | 15 February 2022

After being left on the sidelines for years, county councils are now firmly at the heart of the G...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Net zero ambitions yet to be levelled up

By Kathy O’Leary | 15 February 2022

The Levelling Up White Paper is a missed opportunity to put housing at the heart of the drive to ...

LONDON COUNCILS

Huge pressures facing transport for children with special educational needs

By Cllr Damian White | 14 February 2022

London Councils is calling on the Government to provide urgent funding to match the increase in d...

COMBINED AUTHORITY

Strong civic leadership is key to better public transport

By Alistair Gordon | 09 February 2022

When urban regions work together, they can create more strategic and impactful transport strategi...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Tackling local places' resourcing and skills crisis together

By Pooja Agrawal | 09 February 2022

Homes England and DLUHC have invested in Public Practice as a way of building the public sector’s...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Levelling up – one hub at a time

By Graham Duxbury | 09 February 2022

The White Paper is unlikely to be as transformative as billed for the country as a whole, but joi...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

It's time for local leaders to unleash their creativity on levelling up

By Marc Kidson | 09 February 2022

The lack of a central roadmap in the Levelling Up White Paper offers a unique opportunity to loca...

DEVOLUTION

Show us the money

By Cllr John Merry | 09 February 2022

The Government’s levelling up ambitions are welcome but will need substantial long-term funding i...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

What a data-driven Levelling Up White Paper could have looked like

09 February 2022

Dr Nicola Headlam considers what the Levelling Up White Paper might have looked like if it had be...

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Head of Children in Care Services and Resources

£71,000-£81,000

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Gateshead Council

Head of Place (Planning Services)

£71,750 - £82,000 per annum

Forest of Dean District Council is passionate about creating a vibrant and sustainable future for our communities. Apply for this job

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Director of Law and Governance

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This fast-paced and stimulating role leads our legal and governance service for Westminster City Council. Apply for this job

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frederica-diamanta

Head of Children in Care Services and Resources

£71,000-£81,000

Gateshead Council Proud. Passionate. Ambitious. Apply for this job

Gateshead Council

Head of Place (Planning Services)

£71,750 - £82,000 per annum

Forest of Dean District Council is passionate about creating a vibrant and sustainable future for our communities. Apply for this job

Forest of Dean District Council

Director of Law and Governance

Circa £140,000

This fast-paced and stimulating role leads our legal and governance service for Westminster City Council. Apply for this job

Westminster City Council