Autumn-statement - Page 14

By Michael Burton | 23 November 2016

Michael Burton looks back over years of government action to address the national deficit

WHITEHALL

Corridors of power: Autumn Statement 2016

23 November 2016

The chancellor has taken a truth drug just as he makes his Autumn Statement on infrastructure ...

FINANCE

'Unsustainable' NHS finances prompt social care funding calls

By Sam Clayden | 22 November 2016

The dire state of NHS finances is further evidence that the social care sector should be a priori...

WHITEHALL

COSLA: Communities can take no more pain

By William Eichler | 22 November 2016

Local government is at a ‘defining moment’ and communities ‘can take no more pain,’ Scottish coun...

WHITEHALL

Central government borrowing falls ahead of Autumn Statement

By Michael Burton | 22 November 2016

Chancellor Philip Hammond received good news today in advance of his Autumn Statement with latest...

WHITEHALL

Mitie withdraws from home healthcare market after loss

By Jamie Hailstone | 21 November 2016

Outsourcing group Mitie has reported making a loss of more than £100m in the first six months of ...

FINANCE

CIPFA: NHS must utilise local government's best attributes

By Sam Clayden | 18 November 2016

Finance experts have raised doubts over the deliverability of NHS Sustainability and Transformati...

HEALTH

Will Hammond deliver for local government?

By Heather Jameson | 16 November 2016

Heather Jameson explains why the Autumn Statement might hold much for social care, housing and in...

FINANCE

Children's services 'as big a headache' as adult social care

By Sam Clayden | 16 November 2016

The £1.9bn funding gap in children’s services by 2020 is expected to cause ‘just as big a headach...

FINANCE

Hammond urged to tackle budget black hole

By Thomas Bridge | 16 November 2016

Local government has united to demand financial clarity from next week’s Autumn Statement amid fe...

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Reading Borough Council

Head of Highways Operations

Salary: £78,168 per annum

Premium jobSomerset offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history and vibrant community life. Apply for this job

Somerset Council

Head of Operational Services

£73,051 to £75,342

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