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EUROPEAN UNION
Austerity cuts get the blame for Brexit
By Michael Burton | 06 February 2019
Domestic political decisions were to blame for Brexit and will do little to help those deprived L...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Councils are ready to do their best with Brexit
By Heather Jameson | 06 February 2019
Heather Jameson says that in a breathtakingly brazen attempt to get the blame in early, civil ser...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
MHCLG: Councils are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit
By Dan Peters | 04 February 2019
Councils are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit and need to step up their game, the concerned...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Mid-sized cities are ready to push for enhanced growth
By Peter Box | 04 February 2019
The Key Cities Group's latest report calls on the UK and devolved governments to work more closel...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Brokenshire gets Brexit breakdown from chiefs
By Dan Peters | 31 January 2019
Chief executives have told communities secretary James Brokenshire Whitehall needs to be more joi...
EUROPEAN UNION
Local politicians must take the lead in uniting communities
30 January 2019
Given the febrile atmosphere that surrounds public debate in the run-up to 29 March, local politi...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
The B-word problem
By Stuart Gallimore | 30 January 2019
Stuart Gallimore fears the continuing focus on European issues is shifting attention away from th...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The real task ahead after deal or no-deal is to reconcile the bitter divisions
By Sarah Longlands | 30 January 2019
If we are to overcome the divisive nature of Brexit, we must let people into the decision-making ...
WHITEHALL
MHCLG finds extra £20m for Brexit
By Dan Peters | 28 January 2019
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has found an extra £20m to help...
SOLACE
Local Government: A view from Australia and beyond
By Bill Taylor | 25 January 2019
As the UK contemplates a post-Brexit future, Bill Taylor argues for local government not to retre...
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- McMahon: Legislation to protect city status 'where necessary'
- Fresh equal pay warning
- Changing places, not just boundaries: what's missing from the LGR announcement
- April 2029 vesting day for all areas as ministers recommit to reorganisation
- Devolution expansion: Can 10 new strategic authorities be delivered by 2028?
Executive Director of Finance and Assets (Section 151 Officer)
£161,239–£177,363
You will also lead a more strategic approach to West Surrey’s assets, income and commercial activity. Apply for this job
Director of Digital, Data and Technology
£139,000 per annum
Shape the future of a digitally enabled borough Apply for this job
Director of Adult Social Care Commissioning
£130,000 per annum
Transforming outcomes through integrated commissioning Apply for this job
- McMahon: Legislation to protect city status 'where necessary'
- Fresh equal pay warning
- Changing places, not just boundaries: what's missing from the LGR announcement
- April 2029 vesting day for all areas as ministers recommit to reorganisation
- Devolution expansion: Can 10 new strategic authorities be delivered by 2028?
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