AI
AI use increases but barriers remain
By Dan Peters | 09 June 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) use among councils is increasing, but one in 10 are still not using any forms of the technology, a survey has found.
DIGITAL
Council culture: Why digital needs to be at the core
By Cate McLaurin | 09 June 2025
Digital can’t be the responsibility of just one team, and instead of being treated as a technical...
PUBLIC SERVICE REFORM
Frame the problem to design the solution
By Barry Quirk CBE | 03 June 2025
Barry Quirk applauds the Government’s focus on radical innovation, but says defining the issue to...
FINANCE
A smart approach to public sector spending
By Jeff Matsu | 14 May 2025
Jeffrey Matsu says two case studies show that value for money frameworks when used correctly resu...
PLANNING
Councils click into the future of planning
22 April 2025
Planning in 2025 is no longer business as usual. The pace is faster, the demands are higher, and ...
SCOTLAND
Council urged to take 'more strategic approach' to transformation
By Emily Twinch | 07 April 2025
A watchdog has urged Argyll and Bute Council to take a more ‘strategic approach’ to transforming ...
SOCIAL CARE
The time for bold action
27 March 2025
AI is changing social care – but are we listening to the voices that matter? Access Health, Suppo...
DIGITAL
Breaking borders calls for bold leadership
By David Ogden | 25 March 2025
David Ogden looks at the future of digital transformation and sets out the key five areas for loc...
FUTURE FORUM
Future Forum: Robots in two years
By Dan Peters | 20 March 2025
Robots with artificial intelligence (AI) will be here in two years, a tech guru has told The MJ’s...
REORGANISATION
Future Forum: Unitary workers 'grieving' loss of districts
By Martin Ford | 19 March 2025
North Northamptonshire Council chief executive Adele Wylie has urged those involved in reorganisa...
DIGITAL
Unlocking the power of data-sharing in local government
By Kathryn Lewis | 07 March 2025
Tim Pope and Kathryn Lewis look at how councils and Whitehall can look again at data-sharing to r...
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