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CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
MPs criticise education funding
By Jamie Hailstone | 09 October 2015
The Pupil Premium is failing students from poorer backgrounds, according to the House of Commons’...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Cameron told councils not a 'barrier' on schools
By Sam Clayden | 08 October 2015
Council leaders have insisted local authorities should remain at the heart of the school system a...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Using data on the frontline
By Mick McCracken | 06 October 2015
Data analysis is an integral part of Newcastle's social work units. It can draw specific insights...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Slough BC cabinet approves contract to relinquish control over children's services
By Tom Bridge | 16 September 2015
Slough BC’s cabinet has signed off on a contract that will see its children’s services taken over...
WHITEHALL
Government committed to settling refugees 'as quickly as possible'
By Mark Whitehead | 14 September 2015
The Government said it was fully committed to settling Syrian refugees ‘as quickly as possible’ f...
HEALTH
Cameron to promise more devolution
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2015
David Cameron will promise more devolution in a speech outlining the Government’s approach to the...
WHITEHALL
Government has mixed message on devolution
By Paul Lankester | 03 September 2015
Reflecting on recent government documents, the difference in approach is paramount between two of...
WHITEHALL
An issue of control
By Mark Whitehead | 03 September 2015
Education is being prised out of the hands of local authorities, but it may have gone too far, sa...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Calls for policy shift over school local authority control
By Mark Whitehead | 03 September 2015
Councils must be given urgent new powers to control the intake of academies and free schools, loc...
HEALTH
Figures bring mixed news
By Michael Burton | 21 August 2015
There is good news and bad news in the latest public finance figures, writes Michael Burton.
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- Councils bite back at food waste recycling rollout plan
- Calls for AI ethics and data ethics boards
- EXCLUSIVE: MHCLG tells councils not to use public funds to win unitary argument
- EXCLUSIVE: LGA must show its value to councils, says Reform UK group leader
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Head of Democratic Services, Elections & Monitoring Officer
Grade 12 £67,236 – £71,223 plus £3000pa Statutory Officer Allowance
Premium jobWe are looking for an accomplished and proactive leader for our vacant post of Head of Democratic Services & Elections Apply for this job
Service Director for Finance (S151 Officer)
£63k-£78k + £10k statutory officer allowance
Section 151 Officer in an agile, forward thinking Council with a strong history of financial stability and growth. Apply for this job
Deputy Team Manager
£50,574 - £53,607
Strength in people. Strength in communities. Strength in diversity. Apply for this job
- Councils bite back at food waste recycling rollout plan
- Calls for AI ethics and data ethics boards
- EXCLUSIVE: MHCLG tells councils not to use public funds to win unitary argument
- EXCLUSIVE: LGA must show its value to councils, says Reform UK group leader
- EXCLUSIVE: Sector warns Government over rental crackdown
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