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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Government rebuffs new children's social care strategy
By Martin Ford | 09 July 2019
Demands for a cross-government strategy to improve children’s social care have been rejected.
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
London boroughs face £32m asylum funding gap
08 July 2019
Boroughs in the capital face a funding gap of £32m to support children seeking asylum, according ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
ADCS conference: Whitehall officials concede new model's limitations
By Dan Peters | 06 July 2019
A new model that will assess the distribution of funding for children’s services will have its li...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
ADCS conference: More councils improve Ofsted ratings after regime change
By Dan Peters | 05 July 2019
A greater number of councils are receiving better Ofsted ratings for their children’s services af...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
ADCS conference: Children's services are in the red zone
By Dan Peters | 04 July 2019
Children’s services are in the ‘red zone’ and could be ‘overwhelmed’ next year in the event of a ...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Lib Dem leadership hopeful promises devolution revolution
By Ann McGauran | 04 July 2019
Liberal Democrat leadership hopeful Jo Swinson has said that if she is elected to the top role th...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Call for councils to strengthen their involvement with the Armed Forces Covenant
By Ann McGauran | 03 July 2019
Leader of Warwickshire CC Izzie Seccombe has outlined a number of ways to boost the role local go...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
High needs kids: which councils are best?
By Leo Jones | 03 July 2019
The system for children with special educational needs is not working. Leo Jones argues that no-o...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Catch them early and save their lives
By Rachel Dickinson | 03 July 2019
A child’s experiences at an early age can make a major difference to their long-term outcomes. Ra...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
'Nothing like Tracey Beaker'
By Amber James | 03 July 2019
Amber James describes how Hampshire CC’s holistic approach to what is best for young people in it...
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- Reform UK-led council proposes shifting staff of new unitary to 'standard' 37-hour week
- EXCLUSIVE: Succession headache for sector
- EXCLUSIVE: AI to analyse consulation responses on local government reorganisation
- Birmingham s114 notice comes under fresh scrutiny
- EXCLUSIVE: Surrey frustration over lack of devolution timetable
Principal Lawyer - Children and/or Adult Safeguarding
£51,356 - £56,494
Do you want to make a difference to local people? Apply for this job
Industrial Relations and HR Policy Manager
£54,495 - £57,864
What You’ll Do This is a unique opportunity to step into a strategic role at the heart of industrial relations. As Industrial Relations & HR Polic... Apply for this job
Registered Homes Manager
Grade 14 £50,269 - £54,495 plus £2,500 recruitment/retention
Exciting Opportunity: Registered Manager Pioneering New Project Supporting Young People’s Transition to Independence Salary: £50,269 - £54,495 Plus Apply for this job
- Reform UK-led council proposes shifting staff of new unitary to 'standard' 37-hour week
- EXCLUSIVE: Succession headache for sector
- EXCLUSIVE: AI to analyse consulation responses on local government reorganisation
- Birmingham s114 notice comes under fresh scrutiny
- EXCLUSIVE: Surrey frustration over lack of devolution timetable
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