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WHITEHALL

Report: Regeneration finance needs to change

By Dan Peters | 10 May 2016

The way finance is made available to promote regeneration needs to change, according to a report ...

WHITEHALL

MPs use finance excuse to block Lords housing amendments

By William Eichler | 04 May 2016

The Government has overruled several key amendments to the Housing and Planning Bill agreed in th...

FINANCE

London's mayoral quandary

By John O’Brien | 04 May 2016

John O'Brien says the result of London's mayoral election will be hugely significant for the rel...

FINANCE

Mind the housing gap

By Tim Rothery | 04 May 2016

Nick Salisbury and Tim Rothery ask how can councils support sustainable housing for the homeless ...

FINANCE

DCLG is standing firm in face of right to buy report

By Sam Clayden | 04 May 2016

Whitehall should be ‘embarrassed’ by the findings of a damning public accounts committee (PAC) re...

WHITEHALL

Whitehall should be 'embarrassed' by PAC report

By Sam Clayden | 29 April 2016

Whitehall should be ‘embarrassed’ by the findings of a public accounts committee (PAC) report int...

WHITEHALL

Whitehall must 'rethink' after 13th housing defeat

By Sam Clayden | 28 April 2016

The Government must now rethink its ‘damaging’ housing plans after 13 defeats in the House of Lor...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

The long and winding road

By Lord Porter | 26 April 2016

As the Housing and Planning Bill returns to the Commons, Lord Porter explains the many battles wa...

WHITEHALL

Healey backs Crisis over homelessness report

26 April 2016

John Healey has called for councils to be given extra powers to help the rising number of people ...

HEALTH

Future Forum 2016: Devolution is 'unfinished revolution'

By Sam Clayden | 21 April 2016

Devolution is an ‘unfinished revolution,’ according to the chief executive of the Local Governmen...

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frederica-diamanta

Shared Planning Lawyer

Up to £68,506 pa

Are you a focused, enthusiastic team player who enjoys a varied and interesting caseload? Apply for this job

Broxbourne Borough Council

Families First Partnership Manager

£58,602 - £62,109

As Families First Partnership Manager, you will play a pivotal role in leading Nottingham’s Families First approach Apply for this job

Nottingham City Council

Assistant Director: Integrated Community Support

£89,862 - £103,472

What if local government didn’t wait for crises, and instead focused relentlessly on helping people live healthier, safer and more fulfilling lives... Apply for this job

Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent Councils

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