Populism in power
POLITICS

Populism in power

By Sir Bob Neill | 13 May 2025

Having won office, Reform’s new councillors must now use it to improve residents’ lives, writes Sir Bob Neill.

PREVENTION

Prioritising prevention

By Cllr Beverley Egan | 07 May 2025

Cllr Beverley Egan looks at the actions for radical change emerging from the independent Essex Ca...

COMMUNITIES

Encouraging communities to celebrate 80th anniversary of VE Day

By Jo Blackman | 01 May 2025

With just a few days to go, there is much councils can do to make sure the legacy of VE Day and i...

COMMUNITIES

Community duty mooted

By EXCLUSIVE by Joe Lepper | 01 May 2025

The Government is looking to hand all councils an extra duty to involve community groups in their...

POLICY

Coming full circle

By Heather Jameson | 30 April 2025

New Local chief executive Jessica Studdert explains her journey to becoming a localist – and why ...

EMERGENCY PLANNING

How to survive and thrive after disaster

By Helen Goulden | 29 April 2025

Our communities, neighbourhoods and local organisations are our lifeblood during a crisis, and th...

PUBLIC SERVICE REFORM

Innovation that delivers

By Alison Griffin | 23 April 2025

For a Government hungry for innovation that delivers, the boroughs and all councils have much to ...

REORGANISATION

Staying grounded during reorganisaion

By Caroline Green | 11 April 2025

As councils navigate the complexities and challenges ahead, events such as Oxford's Eid Extravag...

COMMUNITIES

Let the people in

By Sarah Longlands | 08 April 2025

As cynicism grows, instead of battening down the hatches and staying in collective comfort zones,...

COMMUNITIES

Going hyperlocal

By Dr Simon Kaye | 07 April 2025

The renaissance of the neighbourhood requires help to build the structures that will let them thr...

REORGANISATION

More Don't Leave Me This Way than Never Can Say Goodbye?

By Kathy O’Leary | 06 April 2025

'Perhaps size doesn’t matter as much as finding what is optimal to work well at neighbourhood lev...

frederica-diamanta

Deputy Head Of Legal & Deputy Monitoring Officer

£69,890.63 rising to £73,708.06 after 12 month’s satisfactory service + £5,948.30 Car Allowance

Dartford Borough Council is an exciting place to work! We are an authority who punches above our weight in terms of the ambitions we realise. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council

Head of Legal Services & Monitoring Officer

£81,873 per annum + Special Responsibility Allowance £5,733 + Car Allowance £5,948

Dartford Borough Council is an exciting place to work! We are an authority who punches above our weight in terms of the ambitions we realise. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council

Property Services Manager

£69,890.63 rising to £73,708.06 after 12 month’s satisfactory service + Car Allowance of £5,948.30

The Council owns a diverse property portfolio which is key to delivering services, providing valuable community spaces and generating income. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council

frederica-diamanta

Deputy Head Of Legal & Deputy Monitoring Officer

£69,890.63 rising to £73,708.06 after 12 month’s satisfactory service + £5,948.30 Car Allowance

Dartford Borough Council is an exciting place to work! We are an authority who punches above our weight in terms of the ambitions we realise. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council

Head of Legal Services & Monitoring Officer

£81,873 per annum + Special Responsibility Allowance £5,733 + Car Allowance £5,948

Dartford Borough Council is an exciting place to work! We are an authority who punches above our weight in terms of the ambitions we realise. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council

Property Services Manager

£69,890.63 rising to £73,708.06 after 12 month’s satisfactory service + Car Allowance of £5,948.30

The Council owns a diverse property portfolio which is key to delivering services, providing valuable community spaces and generating income. Apply for this job

Dartford Borough Council