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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
MPs 'not listening' after Panorama social care documentary
By Martin Ford | 03 July 2019
Westminster politicians are still not listening to councils, according to the council leader who ...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
A case of cuts and a confidence crisis
By Martin Ford | 03 July 2019
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services’ annual survey reveals a pessimistic sector...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Pressures eroding protection of adult care budgets, survey finds
By Martin Ford | 26 June 2019
Councils are struggling to protect social care budgets, the Association of Directors of Adult Soc...
HEALTH
Minister in plea for cross-party care consensus
By Ann McGauran | 30 April 2019
Care minster Caroline Dinenage has said she 'would dearly like there to be cross-party consensus'...
WHITEHALL
Social care precept 'avoided catastrophe'
By Dan Peters | 11 April 2019
The introduction of the social care precept ‘avoided catastrophe’ but the sector still faces a fu...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Risk-taking in social care provision can yield results, study finds
By Martin Ford | 27 March 2019
Councils have been urged to be more ‘courageous’ in their adult social care provision.
SOCIAL CARE
DToC figures due to social care on the rise
By Martin Ford | 14 March 2019
Winter pressures have been blamed for a rise in the number of delayed transfers of care (DToC) du...
SOCIAL CARE
Two-thirds of councils say they have brought in or increased charges for social care
05 March 2019
Two-thirds of councils in England who responded to a freedom of information (FOI) request said th...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
FoI and the hidden side of safeguarding
By Ann McGauran | 08 January 2019
FOI responses show more than half of the councils approached had reported incidents in the last t...
LONDON COUNCILS
Cracking the code
By Ann McGauran | 08 January 2019
The complexity of the budgetary challenges faced by English councils has raised the alarm within ...
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Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion
up to £123K
As the Deputy Director of Education and Inclusion, your leadership will foster collaboration among Education Leaders and Partners. Apply for this job
Head of Transformation
£75,388 to £77,753
Are you ready to lead transformation and shape the future of a thriving district? Apply for this job
Town Clerk
£74,454 - £89,081
Biggleswade Town Council is looking to appoint a highly motivated and forward-thinking Town Clerk, to drive its services forward. Apply for this job
- Districts should look carefully at the creation of new town and city councils
- Grey belt countryside warning
- Future Forum North: NHS Confederation chief says ICBs 'doomed' without thinking change
- What does the Epping 'asylum hotel' High Court case mean for councils and planning departments?
- There is a need for change within Whitehall itself
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