Matthew Gordon looks at how local government can use procurement to turn social value commitments into measurable local jobs and outcomes for care-experienced young people and other residents.
If we want social value to carry the weight it now commands in procurement, we must design for de...
Joanne Drew considers the role of councils in enabling housing delivery and shaping local housing...
Emily Morrison says that done right, the Local Power Plan could help build local resilience for d...
Research by Future of London reveals council housing teams are finding that an entrepreneurial ap...
As the Government proposes procurement law reforms, Mark Cook and Gayle Monk urge a focus on stre...
Kingsley Clarke looks at what local government teams need to know about construction SMEs’ Procur...
Being able to identify and focus in on the key objective – the ‘why’ – of economic policy is unde...
Cllr Geoff Barraclough explains how Westminster LBC is unlocking the benefits of social value fro...
Councils must be supported through a nationwide capacity-building and guidance outreach programme...
An expansive ‘Duty of Public Value', as opposed to Best Value would allow decisions to be made th...
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