FINANCE
Devolution 'underpowered under austerity cosh'
By Thomas Bridge | 21 July 2016
Devolution is failing under the ‘austerity cosh’ and only handing ‘piecemeal’ housing powers to local authorities, a damning pair of reports has concluded.
DCLG
All the right noises, but let's see what transpires
By Heather Jameson | 20 July 2016
What does Sajid Javid have in store for local government? Heather Jameson examines how the new co...
DCLG
The new faces on the block
By Michael Burton | 20 July 2016
As the dust settles on Theresa May’s new ministerial appointments Michael Burton ascertains the i...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
All change please
By Thomas Bridge | 20 July 2016
HS2 is not the only change hitting Birmingham in the coming years. Mark Rogers and Cllr John Clan...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Osborne: Northern Powerhouse must be Government priority
By Thomas Bridge | 19 July 2016
George Osborne has urged the Government to ‘sustain’ support for the Northern Powerhouse while vo...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Some sorely needed investment
By Sir Merrick Cockell | 15 July 2016
Sir Merrick Cockell asks how will volatility in the financial markets impact on local government ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
New wine in old bottles for a renewed regional policy
By Michael Burton | 13 July 2016
As the Government receives a new leader, Michael Burton examines how Theresa May might approach t...
FINANCE
More than words
By Paul O'Brien | 13 July 2016
Paul O'Brien welcomes the rhetoric on devolution but says local government needs more than just k...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Time for dynamic devolution
By Jessica Studdert | 13 July 2016
If devolution is to deliver resiliant locations, it must now shift its focus towards localising t...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Grounds for change
By Ian Fletcher | 13 July 2016
Build to rent could be a crucial player for housing and a number of councils are doing innovative...
FINANCE
Spotting opportunities
By Rob Whiteman | 13 July 2016
Despite the country facing unprecedented upheavals of power, Rob Whiteman says councils need to f...
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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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