FINANCE
Districts need long-term funding certainty
By By Ian Miller | 12 September 2024
The District Councils' Network sent off its submission to the Treasury about the Budget this week. Ian Miller says: 'We’ll see if the chancellor responds to sustain districts as a key part of the c...
RIGHT TO BUY
Districts urge Government to make Right to Buy flexibilities permanent
By Emily Twinch | 11 September 2024
Flexibilities on how councils can use their Right to Buy (RtB) receipts should be made permanent,...
HOUSING
Councils call for £644m cash injection into housing
By Emily Twinch | 03 September 2024
Councils have urged the Government to plough £644m of capital funding into housing in England whi...
HOUSING
Reasons for cheer on Government's housebuilding ambitions
By By Sam Chapman-Allen | 20 August 2024
Sam Chapman-Allen's solution to overcoming local housing shortages would be 'greater powers to fo...
FINANCE
Calls for Government to improve flood management funding
By Emily Twinch | 15 August 2024
Westminster must come up with a more sustainable way of funding flood management as rising costs ...
HOMELESSNESS
United call following homelessness surge
By Martin Ford | 08 August 2024
The local government sector has united to call for urgent action following a surge in the number ...
DEVOLUTION
A seat at the table
By Cllr Susan Brown | 07 August 2024
Districts can and will bring the energy and know-how to make growth happen locally and it’s cruci...
HOUSING
How to unleash a new generation of council housing
By Tracy Bingham | 06 August 2024
There are financial pressures mounting on the Housing Revenue Account that could hold councils ba...
POLITICS
Benefit of the doubt
By Dan Peters | 31 July 2024
Political pressure is to be piled on the Local Government Association (LGA) to strengthen its wav...
DEVOLUTION
Driving an inclusive approach to devolution
By By Ian Miller | 24 July 2024
The District Councils’ Network is clear there is a compelling and positive case for districts to ...
KING'S SPEECH
Green shoots?
By Martin Ford | 23 July 2024
Planning and devolution were two of the key themes of last week’s King’s Speech, with a host of B...
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Service Director, Regeneration & Culture
£105,175 (pay award pending)
Premium jobBarnsley Council’s vision for 2030 highlights the borough as a place that fosters and grows ambition Apply for this job
Head of Strategic Planning and Housing
PO16-19 (scp 46-49) £54,712 to £58,073 per annum (Pay Award Pending)
You will have a degree in planning or other relevant discipline and be a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. Apply for this job
Head of Human Resources
PO16-19 (scp 46-49) £54,712 to £58,073 per annum (Pay Award Pending)
We are looking for someone with substantial HR Management experience Apply for this job
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