Title
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Playing the long game
By Ann McGauran | 18 December 2025
Cornwall’s approach to managing the cost of supporting working age adults has already started to reap dividends, and as Ann McGauran finds out, this is a long-term strategy that others can learn from.
HEALTH
Partnering power with love
By Matthew Taylor | 16 December 2025
Matthew Taylor has a book recommendation for those leading NHS reforms.
ICBS
A shared will to succeed on health and care
By John O’Brien | 04 December 2025
Differences between health providers and councils over finances are not new, says John O’Brien. B...
ICBS
The cracks that threaten integrated care
By Matthew Taylor | 04 December 2025
Groundbreaking investigation by The MJ and its sister title Healthcare Management reveal a stark ...
HEALTH
Breaking the cycle
By Matthew Taylor | 14 October 2025
Can local government protect the vision of the 10-year plan from the pressure of day-to-day NHS d...
HEALTH
Neighbourhood health's real role
By Lisa McNally | 06 October 2025
Local public health teams play a crucial role in neighbourhood health plans. Lisa McNally says t...
REORGANISATION
Reorganisation, Reform and devolution
By Ann McGauran | 02 October 2025
Change is rippling through local government, from structural reform and new combined authorities,...
HEALTH
The neighbourhood challenge
By Matthew Taylor | 17 September 2025
Matthew Taylor looks at the critical factors dictating the success or failure of neighbourhood he...
ICBS
Why challenge can bring opportunities
By Matthew Taylor | 13 August 2025
Possibilities abound for councils to collaborate with ICBs as they undergo reform, writes Matthew...
ADCS
LGR could put service improvement at risk, says ADCS leader
By Ann McGauran | 16 July 2025
Local government reorganisation could put the delivery of better services for children and famili...
SOCIAL CARE
Blueprint document sets out changes to ICB functions
By Lee Peart | 07 May 2025
A blueprint document has set out changes to ICB functions with a number being transferred to neig...
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Barnet is a borough with much to be proud of. Apply for this job
Director of Housing
Competitive
Lead a housing service through regulatory scrutiny, cultural change, and operational complexity. Apply for this job
Assistant Director Children’s Partnerships and Sufficiency
£100,545 to £111,533 plus relocation support
North Yorkshire is England’s largest county and a beautiful, vibrant place to live and work. Apply for this job
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