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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Who do public servants owe their loyalty to?
By Graeme McDonald | 15 January 2020
Public servants' role in stewardship of institutions, publicly defining fact and sharing advice, ...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Clash over timing of May election counts
By Dan Peters | 14 January 2020
Returning officers are on a collision course with police and crime commissioners (PCC) over the t...
WHITEHALL
Government social care plans to be published this year - Johnson
By Mark Conrad | 14 January 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson today vowed to publish the Government’s long-awaited social care pla...
COMBINED AUTHORITY
The metro mayor elections will indicate how much politics has realigned
By Andrew Carter | 09 January 2020
The collapse of Labour's Red Wall should give the Conservative mayors of Tees Valley and the West...
CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND ACCOUNTANCY
Councils still shine after a decade of austerity
By Heather Jameson | 09 January 2020
CIPFA's new resilence data tool is a 'dataset, not a crystal ball', says Heather Jameson. It show...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: 100% business rates retention could be back on agenda
By Dan Peters | 07 January 2020
Full retention of business rates could shoot back up the agenda as part of a long-awaited Governm...
WHITEHALL
Jenrick hails 'biggest multi-billion pound spending increase in a decade'
By Dan Peters | 20 December 2019
Local government secretary Robert Jenrick has confirmed what he describes as the ‘biggest multi-b...
ELECTIONS
Electoral system 'creaking more than ever'
By Dan Peters | 19 December 2019
The electoral system is ‘creaking more than ever,’ chief executive of the Association of Electora...
ELECTIONS
Can elections staff go on?
By Peter Stanyon | 19 December 2019
Electoral administrators delivered despite - not because of - the current system, writes Peter S...
REORGANISATION
If wholesale restructuring is done it must happen in a manner fit for the 21st century
By Jan Britton | 19 December 2019
Jan Britton wonders what lies ahead for local government - and asks if the Government, ‘with it...
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Assistant Director for Estate Strategy and Development
£71,202 - £77,495 per annum
Premium jobWe are seeking an ambitious and strategic leader to join our senior management team as Assistant Director for Estate Strategy & Development. Apply for this job
Strategic Head of Finance and S151 Officer
Package up to £109,592
As the Section 151 Officer, you will play a key role in supporting the Council through its wider journey.. Apply for this job
Building Control Manager
£57,457 - £58,462
The Building Control environment is rapidly changing and evolving in a post Grenfell World. Apply for this job
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