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Chief Executive (Nottingham)

Nottingham has a national reputation for its ambitious growth agenda, clean streets and excellent public transport network.

We are determined to address poverty by driving up skills and by supporting the local economy. Despite a significant reduction in funding, we have made good progress in the things that really matter to local people - reducing crime, attracting jobs and investment and raising educational attainment.

We have a clear political manifesto and are looking for an inspirational leader who can build on our success and deliver our priorities.

For informal enquires, please contact Angela Probert on 0115 876 3440 or email her here.

For more information and details of how to apply visit our microsite at this link.

Closing date: noon 15 October 2012.

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How data and community voice are shaping Luton's climate future

By Leonie Taylor | 03 August 2026

Senior researcher Leonie Taylor shares her experiences of The Young Foundation’s work with Luton BC, mapping a fair path to net zero.

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Councils' financial pressures: The story behind rising EFS demand

By Joanne Pitt | 27 July 2026

Analysis by CIPFA of requests by councils for exceptional financial support (EFS) shows some are stabilising their position and fewer are citing commercial p...

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Expanded cities the winners in reorganisation plans

By Paul Marinko | 16 July 2026

The Government has backed expanded city authorities across the country with its announcement on local government reorganisation for remaining two tier areas.

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Lessons from Swansea: A collaborative approach to addressing poverty stigma

By Amanda Hill-Dixon | 11 June 2026

Amanda Hill-Dixon sets out evidence-informed actions for councils to reduce poverty stigma through universal services, dignified support, inclusive communica...