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CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
PbR schemes hinder the most vulnerable
By Jonathan Werran | 23 January 2014
Government fixation with payment-by-results (PbR) schemes is discriminating against social sector...
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Key Cities manifesto launched
By Michael Burton | 22 January 2014
Deputy chair of the regional growth fund advisory panel Lord Shipley has launched the new Key Cit...
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Pickles: Garden cities will not be foisted on councils
By MJ Correspondent | 22 January 2014
Communities secretary Eric Pickles has insisted that new cities will not be imposed on councils t...
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Two out of five councils considering Living Wage adoption
By MJ Correspondent | 22 January 2014
Two out of five councils are considering adopting the Living Wage, research by trade union Unison...
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Call for end to restrictive covenants on closed pubs
By MJ reporter | 22 January 2014
Calls for the Government to prevent pub chains using ‘restrictive covenants’ to stop the reopenin...
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Liverpool councillors call for UN to intervene over budget cuts
By MJ Correspondent | 22 January 2014
Liverpool City Council’s chief executive has been asked to call on the United Nations (UN) to inv...
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Lewis hints at variable council tax referendum threshold
By MJ Correspondent | 22 January 2014
Local government minister Brandon Lewis has given his biggest hint yet that there will not be a s...
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Mayor backs indoor arena plan for Bristol
By Jamie Hailstone | 22 January 2014
Bristol City Council’s directly elected mayor has approved plans for a £91m indoor arena, which c...
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Business leaders back airport expansion
By Jamie Hailstone | 22 January 2014
Business leaders have backed plans to revamp and expand Durham Tees Valley Airport (DVTA).
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Council seeks to allay fears over chemical weapons disposal
By Jamie Hailstone | 22 January 2014
Cheshire West and Chester Council has sought to reassure residents over the disposal of Syria’s c...
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