CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Call for change after Sara Sharif murder
By Dan Peters | 12 December 2024
Some 485 children in England died or were seriously harmed by abuse or neglect in a year, a report by the child safeguarding practice review panel has revealed, as experts called for change in the ...
COMMUNITY SAFETY
Unitaries united against crime
By John Tizard | 11 December 2024
John Tizard says he is determined to work closely with the three unitaries in Bedfordshire, where...
LEISURE
Putting our customers first
By Joseph Rham | 10 December 2024
GLL has achieved some remarkable results through a customer-focused approach based on understandi...
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Tackling net zero knowledge gaps
By Ryan O'Neill | 26 November 2024
Ryan O’Neill looks at how to bridge the gap between confidence and capability on the pathway to N...
DATA
Councils 'need to do better' on data breaches
By Martin Ford | 28 October 2024
Information Commissioner John Edwards has told councils they ‘need to do better’ when handling pe...
AI
Opinion: AI is changing the world - the public sector should take advantage
By Seb Barker | 28 October 2024
The sector needs more specialised procurement regimes operating in a nimbler and smarter way so t...
LEADERSHIP
To be the very best
By Gavin Jones | 24 October 2024
With so much uncertainty ahead, council officers need to be as good as possible at what they do, ...
POLICY AND POLITICS
A mission-led government: The key to tackling regional inequality
By Rob Turner | 17 October 2024
Grant Thornton believes its Missions Index can serve as a tool to foster a common understanding o...
HR
Curing the hybrid headache
By Matt Etherington | 11 October 2024
Matt Etherington looks at how local authorities have been tackling hybrid workspace challenges
OFLOG
EXCLUSIVE: Watchdog looking to add metrics despite pause
By Dan Peters | 09 October 2024
The Office for Local Government (Oflog) is pushing ahead with work to expand its data gathering d...
CYBER SECURITY
Are councils getting worse at protecting data?
By Jon Fielding | 03 October 2024
Jon Fielding looks at why councils’ data losses have increased and how they can deliver improveme...
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£65,850
We are a unique council, where ambition and progressive ways of working continue to push boundaries. Apply for this job
Assistant Directors: Public Protection
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Harlow Council are embarking on a journey of significant transformation Apply for this job
Assistant Directors: Housing Operations (Property)
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Harlow Council are embarking on a journey of significant transformation. Apply for this job
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