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COMMUNICATIONS
Solving the biggest challenge of our times
By Liz Watts | 21 April 2020
Liz Watts explains how she and South Cambridgeshire DC have responded rapidly to the COVID-19 cri...
THIRD SECTOR
We have an opportunity to re-boot and take stock
By Gill Kneller | 15 April 2020
Local authorities have by necessity become far more introspective than ever before as they've bee...
MANAGEMENT
11 steps to ensuring outstanding internal comms
By Richard Stokoe | 14 April 2020
The importance to councils of outstanding internal communications cannot be underestimated during...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Councils given power to hold meetings remotely
By Laura Sharman | 03 April 2020
Local authorities will be allowed to hold public meetings remotely by video or telephone under ne...
COMMUNICATIONS
COVID-19: Add value, not noise
By Andrew St Ledger | 01 April 2020
During this crisis, people are looking to local leaders for answers and visibility, says Andrew S...
COMMUNICATIONS
A nine-point guide to COVID-19 crisis communications
By Richard Stokoe | 31 March 2020
Communications has often been seen as a luxury, says Richard Stokoe – but this time it is ‘at the...
THIRD SECTOR
5 recommendations for managing a different type of crisis
By Jon Ainger | 25 March 2020
Jon Ainger offers five recommendations for public sector leaders who are able to take a moment to...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
McManus to speak on coronavirus planning
By Michael Burton | 04 March 2020
The vice president of the Association of Directors of Public Health, Jim McManus, is to address c...
WHITEHALL
As ever, councils do better than Whitehall when it comes to expectations of fair treatment
By Ben Page | 04 March 2020
Only a third of the British expect central Government to treat them fairly, while a half expect t...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Boston urged to 'shout loudly'
By Martin Ford | 02 January 2020
The council has been told it should be proud of its achievements following a corporate peer chall...
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- Rayner orders review of local government reorganisation
- The local government reorganisation reset changes the recruitment brief
- More grief ahead as reorganisation is plunged into chaos
- Future Forum Midlands: Civil servants dismiss timetable speculation for LGR review
- West Surrey Council set to announce chief executive
Chief Executive
£205,749 to £224,986
Premium jobNorth Yorkshire Council is seeking an exceptional leader to become our next Chief Executive. Apply for this job
Chief Executive
£competitive
We are looking for an exceptional senior leader with a strong record of leading change Apply for this job
Assistant Director Finance & Governance and Deputy Section 151 Officer
up to £121,526 + a monthly car allowance of £200 per month + fringe allowance of £753 per annum
You will lead a broad and influential portfolio including finance, revenues and benefits, procurement, audit, risk, insurance and corporate fraud. Apply for this job
- Rayner orders review of local government reorganisation
- The local government reorganisation reset changes the recruitment brief
- More grief ahead as reorganisation is plunged into chaos
- Future Forum Midlands: Civil servants dismiss timetable speculation for LGR review
- West Surrey Council set to announce chief executive
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