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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
A social care model that's fit for the future
By Daniel Sperrin | 09 February 2021
A new report sets out the key ingredients of a better social care system, using a delivery model ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Confident about care
By Ann McGauran | 09 February 2021
Hertfordshire CC’s new director of adult care services Chris Badger talks to Ann McGauran about i...
BUSINESS RATES
There is no better time to sort out funding
By Heather Jameson | 09 February 2021
Heather Jameson says it will take a wholesale rethink of local government funding – and a social ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A partnership of place pioneers will reinvent our local towns and cities
By Karen Whelan | 09 February 2021
We have a window of opportunity to create a new place legacy, but it requires a collaborative, lo...
ELECTIONS
Election funds 'not enough'
By Martin Ford | 09 February 2021
Government funding for running elections under pandemic restrictions does not go far enough, the ...
COMMUNICATIONS
Why effective communications is the cornerstone of local government
By Cllr Barry Lewis | 08 February 2021
Leader of Derbyshire CC Barry Lewis outlines why the council took the step of ‘not just retaining...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Areas with lowest life expectancy should get more vaccines, says Burnham
By Ann McGauran | 08 February 2021
Greater supplies of vaccines should be made available in places with the lowest life expectancy, ...
WHITEHALL
Government 'understands' virtual meetings call
By Dan Peters | 08 February 2021
Sector representatives have been told their arguments for allowing virtual meetings to continue h...
MANAGEMENT
Throwing out 'business as usual'
By Seb Chapleau | 08 February 2021
Innovation Unit’s Seb Chapleau outlines how Greater Manchester plans to keep new and nimble ways ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Ambitions for Glasgow City Region undimmed by COVID
By Kevin Rush | 08 February 2021
COVID may have brought delays to Glasgow’s £1bn City Deal infrastructure programme, but the regio...
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