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CLIMATE EMERGENCY
The climate transition is local
By John Heneghan | 11 November 2025
With COP30 underway, Evelyn Henderson-Child and John Heneghan emphasise that the climate transition will be won or lost locally.
REORGANISATION
Five keys to making reorganisation work
By Ian Fytche | 22 October 2025
Ian Fytche makes the case for framing a proposal for reorganisation based on five principles of h...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Edinburgh to miss 2030 net zero target
By Joe Lepper | 22 October 2025
Edinburgh City Council will not meet its ambition to be net zero by 2030, according to a report d...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
The clock is ticking on climate
By Ian Fytche | 17 September 2025
The climate emergency is the defining challenge of our time, and councils have the mandate, tools...
HOUSING
Warmer Homes London: A blueprint for greener, healthier, and fairer communities
By Brenda Dacres | 10 September 2025
Mete Coban and Brenda Dacres explain how Warmer Homes London is uniting boroughs, housing provide...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Tackling the climate crisis
By Darrell Gale | 29 August 2025
Darrell Gale says that given their experience of working in partnership across multiple sectors, ...
FINANCE
How to afford a green future
By Martin Reeves | 29 August 2025
Oxfordshire CC is leading the way on how councils can finance climate action and help save the pl...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Why local sport must be the greenest game in town
By Tunde Williams | 28 August 2025
Tunde Williams says sport has always been about more than games, and now it must become about fut...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Scaling up decarbonisation for good
By Andrew Spencer | 14 August 2025
Taking decarbonisation initiatives to the next stage must be about scale and systemic transformat...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Partnering in Essex to promote a greener future
By George Frost | 31 July 2025
George Frost looks at how group community energy schemes are pioneering sustainable solutions in ...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Climate action is a social movement
By Cllr Nick Ireland | 30 July 2025
Climate action is seen by Dorset Council as a way to improve lives, says Cllr Nick Ireland.
Head of Regeneration and Growth
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Lead Lawyer - Housing - WMF2443e
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A great opportunity has arisen at Westmorland and Furness Council within our Legal Team for a Lead Lawyer to support on the Council’s Housing work. Apply for this job
Programme Manager - Capital Programmes WMF2452e
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Westmorland and Furness Council is proud to serve one of the most beautiful regions in the UK. Apply for this job
Head of Regeneration and Growth
£68,930.00 - £73,320.50 per annum
We need someone with experience, drive and commitment to lead and manage the service. Apply for this job
Lead Lawyer - Housing - WMF2443e
£51,356 - £52,413
A great opportunity has arisen at Westmorland and Furness Council within our Legal Team for a Lead Lawyer to support on the Council’s Housing work. Apply for this job
Programme Manager - Capital Programmes WMF2452e
£56,883 - £59,198
Westmorland and Furness Council is proud to serve one of the most beautiful regions in the UK. Apply for this job
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