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WHITEHALL
Whitehall micromanaging is 'holding back economic progress in West Midlands'
By Ann McGauran | 19 September 2023
Central Government’s ‘man-marking’ of local decisions in the West Midlands is holding back progre...
HEALTH
Working with residents to secure their economic future
By Dr James Hickson | 18 September 2023
James Hickson looks at what can be done locally to support communities through the cost of living...
HEALTH
Celebrating positive action on health
By Gwen Nightingale | 18 September 2023
St Helens BC’s drive and adaptability in addressing feedback from the community made it a worthy ...
PLANNING
What's next for regional planning? Discuss
By Kathy O’Leary | 18 September 2023
Nearly two years after submitting its local plan Stroud DC is the latest district to get a letter...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Building up Brum
By Ann McGauran | 18 September 2023
Britain cannot afford Birmingham to be bust. Ann McGauran reports on what lies ahead and the plan...
WHITEHALL
Spelthorne in local plan stand-off with ministers
By Paul Marinko | 18 September 2023
Spelthorne BC has stepped back from withdrawing its local plan after the housing minister ordered...
WELFARE
Modernisation and disruption are required to help those who need it most
By Matthew Adam | 14 September 2023
An outdated welfare system is costing millions and leaving those most in need without the help th...
ENVIRONMENT
Kensington and Chelsea must lead the way on safer, greener homes
By Cllr Kim Taylor-Smith | 14 September 2023
Cllr Kim Taylor-Smith outlines progress with creating the UK’s largest eco-neighbourhood at the L...
HEALTH
RAAC and its implications for councils
By Tom Collins | 14 September 2023
RAAC could be in a number of buildings other than schools that councils may have a stake in or be...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Wales to consider funding bids straddling English border
By Paul Marinko | 11 September 2023
Wales’ economy minister has said he would consider funding bids from a new council partnership th...
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- Reorganisation and fair funding will 'throw cards up in the air' on budgets
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- How productive is local government – and are there any savings left?
- Bringing Birmingham back from the brink
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Corporate Director – Adults & Health
£176,061 – £196,002
Lead Change. Shape Lives. Be Part of Something New. Apply for this job
Assistant Director, People
£89,116 - £104,843 per annum
Experience the best of both worlds with our flexible hybrid working arrangements. Apply for this job
Executive Director (Children’s Services)
up to £137,831
Are you an experienced and inspirational leader of Children’s Services? Apply for this job
- Reorganisation and fair funding will 'throw cards up in the air' on budgets
- Cohesion rallying call as hate crime reaches record levels
- How productive is local government – and are there any savings left?
- Bringing Birmingham back from the brink
- EXCLUSIVE: London boroughs shunning fixed-term tenancies despite housing pressures
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