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FINANCE
The manifestos: could they change local government for the better?
By Claire Ward | 25 June 2024
Claire Ward looks at the manifestos and says a new government is an opportunity for an honest and...
FINANCE
Removing the local barriers that stop older people from flourishing
By Natalie Turner | 20 June 2024
In the context of councils’ need to make cost savings, Natalie Turner looks at how local authorit...
FINANCE
Knowing how to surf a big new wave
By Barry Quirk CBE | 18 June 2024
Council leadership needs to prepare for a new government by being radically honest about its capa...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Tackling community decline and double disadvantage
By Matt Leach | 17 June 2024
Local Trust is calling on the next government to set up a dedicated neighbourhoods unit. Matt Lea...
FINANCE
Let's start again
By Cllr Kevin Bentley | 07 June 2024
The next government will have to reset the relationship with councils and establish an equal part...
ELECTIONS
Time to all pull together for a joined-up future
By Heather Jameson | 05 June 2024
Camden LBC leader Georgia Gould – the Labour candidate for Maida Vale and Queen’s Park - wants st...
COHESION
Stronger Things: 'Go deeper to deal with the age of division'
By Ann McGauran | 04 June 2024
Using community power to tackle highly polarised local problems requires ‘going deeper and deeper...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Stronger Things: Chief champions need to 'renew democracy'
By Paul Marinko | 04 June 2024
Councils can ‘renew democracy from the grassroots up,’ a borough chief has claimed in a plea for ...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Stronger Things: Public services are structured for waste, says Denham
By Heather Jameson | 04 June 2024
The current system of public services is structured to create waste, a former local government se...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Stronger Things: Real interest in community power at the top of Labour
By Ann McGauran | 04 June 2024
There is ‘real interest and engagement’ among Labour politicians nationally in community power al...
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- Impact of ICB cuts leads councils to moot legal challenge
- EXCLUSIVE: Councils told to 'avoid publicity' over business rates refunds
- EXCLUSIVE: Embattled Basildon pauses chief executive search
- Rewiring the state: The case for a 50 to state pension age labour market measure
- Scottish councils reject reorganisation
Adult Social Care and Commissioning Director Roles
£101,636 - £112,285 per annum (SLMG 1)
This is an exciting time to join Nottingham City Council and help shape the future of Adult Social Care for the city. Apply for this job
Director of Education
£109,702 - £113,977 (Soulbury Grade 47 – 50)
We are now seeking visionary senior leaders to help shape the next phase of Nottingham's improvement journey. Apply for this job
Director Opportunities in Children's & Educations Services
£101,636 - £112,285 per annum (SLMG 1)
At Nottingham City Council, Children's and Education Services are on a clear journey of improvement, reform and transformation. Apply for this job
- Impact of ICB cuts leads councils to moot legal challenge
- EXCLUSIVE: Councils told to 'avoid publicity' over business rates refunds
- EXCLUSIVE: Embattled Basildon pauses chief executive search
- Rewiring the state: The case for a 50 to state pension age labour market measure
- Scottish councils reject reorganisation
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