CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Spending Review: Council-run schools to be consigned to history
By Laura Sharman | 25 November 2015
Local authority-run schools will be a ‘thing of the past,’ the chancellor announced in his Spendi...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Should Birmingham be broken up?
By Heather Jameson | 20 November 2015
Heather Jameson examines calls for Birmingham City Council to be shrunk into 10 smaller local aut...
HEALTH
Districts get mainstream
By Cllr Neil Clarke | 19 November 2015
A new study by The King’s Fund suggests how districts could boost local health outcomes and cut h...
FINANCE
Why growth is still a priority
By Thomas Bridge | 19 November 2015
Ahead of the Spending Review, The MJ and PwC hosted a round table to examine how councils could o...
FINANCE
Government 'ignoring' impact of cuts, claim senior leaders
By Thomas Bridge | 19 November 2015
Senior Labour local government leaders and MPs have accused the Government of ignoring the impact...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Making safeguarding everyone's business
By Cllr Steve Sweeney | 19 November 2015
Cllr Steve Sweeney describes the innovative work in Calderdale to raise awareness of child sexual...
FINANCE
Keep up the caring, sharing approach
By Cllr Roy Perry | 19 November 2015
With numbers of children being placed for adoption dwindling,Cllr Roy Perry says councils must co...
SOCIAL CARE
Look for the silver lining in social care budgets
By Heather Jameson | 17 November 2015
Greg Clark this week dropped some hints about the future of social care and remuneration at the C...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Making health and care integration work
By Paul Dinsdale | 10 November 2015
Senior social service directors recently met in a round table debate to discuss how to overcome o...
HEALTH
Care system is 'crumbling' claim Commission
By Jamie Hailstone | 09 November 2015
Leading health experts have warned that the current social care system is ‘crumbling around us’ a...
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