Inequality - Page 32

By Dominic Harrison | 08 June 2020

Gig economy workers are amongst those most exposed to the risks from COVID-19, says Dominic Harri...

COUNCIL TAX

Let's look out for our residents

By Deven Ghelani | 02 June 2020

As the lockdown reduces it has never been more important for councils to proactively identify and...

SOCIAL CARE

Deadly risk to social care staff revealed

By Heather Jameson | 02 June 2020

Social care staff are at higher risk of dying from coronavirus than other occupations, Public Hea...

HOUSING

Covid-19's disproportionate impact must prompt action on inequalities

By Cllr Muhammed Butt | 02 June 2020

The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on ethnic minorities must lead to renewed action on tackl...

DEVOLUTION

Coronavirus shines a light on places that need to be 'levelled up'

By Cllr Ian Brookfield | 28 May 2020

The pandemic has hit our most deprived communities hardest, says Wolverhampton City Council leade...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

A helping hand for our people

By Rebecca Eligon | 27 May 2020

Jason Strelitz and Rebecca Eligon reveal how #HelpNewham hubs are reaching out to shielded and vu...

PLANNING

Mend the UK's broken land laws to fix housing

By Tony Murrell | 29 April 2020

Tony Murrell says many believe it’s time for legislation requiring landowners and developers to s...

FINANCE

Creating a long-term new normal

By Adam Cunnington | 09 April 2020

Adam Cunnington says we should agree to harness our collective experience of the devastating effe...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Without a place-focused economic response, pre-coronavirus inequalities will become even more entrenched

By Andrew Carter | 27 March 2020

In places that were often struggling prior to COVID-19 such as Barnsley or Stoke just 20% of peop...

CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND ACCOUNTANCY

How critical is the census?

By Chris Mahony | 25 March 2020

With the next census due to take place next year, just how crucial is it to local authorities’ ab...

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