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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Local government at the core of modern society
By Paul Lankester | 28 February 2013
The time for fiefdoms in local authorities has long since passed, says Paul Lankester.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
£75m leaves general public clueless about their PCC
27 February 2013
Almost 90% of residents in England and Wales have no idea who their Police and Crime Commissioner...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Consenting partners
By Giles Roca | 26 February 2013
Local government should use its 'soft power' of persuasion, instead of coersion with decision-mak...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A tale of two councils
By Michael Burton | 26 February 2013
As local authorities plan their budgets in the run-up to the Spending Review Michael Burton visit...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Heseltine leaves no stone unturned
By Heather Jameson | 26 February 2013
Heather Jameson meets Tory grandee, Lord Heseltine, to discuss his recent report reviewing the UK...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils mulling over Yorkshire reorganisation proposals
21 February 2013
Opposition councillors in Scarborough call for local authorities in North Yorkshire to be reorgan...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Residents trust their local councils, survey finds
By Laura Sharman | 21 February 2013
Nearly two-thirds of residents say they trust their local council,according to a new survey from ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Progress or NIMBYism
By Claire Fox | 21 February 2013
Claire Fox considers the dilemma over HS2 of whether to go for progress of protect the interests ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Communities require leadership
By Martin Reeves | 21 February 2013
Local government has strong leadership. That has been proved time and time again,says Martin Reeves.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The benefits of localism
By Nathan Elvery | 20 February 2013
Nathan Elvery on how localism can be contrasted with regionalism and centralised government.
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£100,731 to £104,625
You will join a values-driven senior leadership team, providing visible and responsive leadership. Apply for this job
Housing Ombudsman
£130,095 per annum, negotiable based on experience.
The Housing Ombudsman Service allows colleagues to choose if they wish to work in the London office, from home or a hybrid of the two Apply for this job
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