Covid - Page 113

By Jenny Coles | 20 January 2021

Government needs to put as much focus on resourcing the children and young people’s workforce as ...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Helping families through the tough times

By Toby North | 20 January 2021

Local welfare assistance schemes are crucial to delivering the Government’s package of winter sup...

HUMAN RESOURCES

We need to focus on developing our collective resilience

20 January 2021

Claire Kober says that while the tendency in a crisis is to fix the urgent and push everything el...

WHITEHALL

No time for transformation

By Professor Donna Hall | 20 January 2021

Professor Donna Hall warns of the danger of the ‘centralised military command-type response’ COVI...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Another interesting year lies ahead

By Ben Cox | 20 January 2021

The pandemic only had a 'smallish impact' on recruiting in 2020, says Ben Cox of Penna. He predic...

BUSINESS RATES

Taxation tribulations for a post-COVID nation

By Heather Jameson | 20 January 2021

Last weekend was the turn of policy ideas on council tax and stamp duty to be run anonymously in ...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Westminster must not sidestep local capacity and expertise on net zero

By Sarah Longlands | 19 January 2021

Local government has already shown its commitment to net zero, so it is crucial that Government i...

DEVOLUTION

Redrawing the map

By Paul Swinney | 19 January 2021

Councils are the bodies to lead high street regeneration – but not without reform, argues Paul Sw...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

We need to continue to encourage people to do the right thing

19 January 2021

What we need is clear, consistent messaging on how residents can keep themselves and others safe...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The high street is dead, long live the high street

By Cllr John Merry | 19 January 2021

Six Key Cities members received all or part of the Future High Streets funding they originally bi...

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