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SOCIAL CARE
Care hit by lack of collaboration
By Martin Ford | 18 July 2024
A lack of collaboration between local government and health services is impacting on people’s care, according to a joint report by two watchdogs.
HEALTH
Lessons for Labour from the economic frontline
By Liz Zeidler | 18 June 2024
Liz Zeidler looks at what regional mayors can teach the incoming government about creating a thri...
WHITEHALL
Councils and NHS row over Better Care Fund use
By Dan Peters | 18 June 2024
Some Integrated Care Boards (ICB) are seeking to challenge or repurpose the parts of the Better C...
HEALTH
Connecting health to cohesion
By Ann McGauran | 08 April 2024
The evidence showing the importance of social cohesion to health, and the damage loneliness cause...
HEALTH
Powering up the North
By Michael Wood | 02 April 2024
Richard Stubbs and Michael Wood say the opportunity to strengthen both the health and economy of ...
HEALTH
England should become a Marmot Nation
By Steve Barwick | 30 January 2024
ICSs will need to get firmly onto the front foot if they are to deliver their goals, including de...
HEALTH
Housing for health – the ICS challenge
By Steve Barwick | 08 November 2023
Steve Barwick and Phil Hope set out the key issues and the five recommendations emerging from a H...
HOUSING
Prevention is still better than cure
By Ruth Luscombe | 08 November 2023
Solving the public health crisis means preventing the next one, and looking beyond the NHS, accor...
THIRD SECTOR
Putting prevention first
By Abigail Langley | 23 October 2023
Abigail Langley puts the high level of strategic priority placed on prevention in South Norfolk a...
FINANCE
The 'golden triangle' provides governance oversight and grip
By Kath O'Dwyer | 05 October 2023
Instilling a robust governance culture is essential to local governance leadership, and improveme...
HEALTH
Addressing the mess
By Matthew Taylor | 03 October 2023
Key aspects of our systems of governance are broken, says Matthew Taylor, and radical reform is n...
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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
- Corporate Peer Challenge: Going boldly on in Bristol
- EXCLUSIVE: Ministers face legal threat as furious Sussex leaders demand answers on reorganisation delay
- Putting prevention first
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
Head of Internal Communications
£59,526 - £74,040 per year
Southwark Council is strengthening how it communicates with staff and residents... 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
- Corporate Peer Challenge: Going boldly on in Bristol
- EXCLUSIVE: Ministers face legal threat as furious Sussex leaders demand answers on reorganisation delay
- Putting prevention first
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