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HEALTH
Addressing health inequalities is in the sector's hands
By Heather Jameson | 25 February 2020
The Marmot review shows a stalling in life expectancy. Heather Jameson says the figures are 'a sh...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Areas thought of as affluent also harbour inequality
By Ann McGauran | 13 February 2020
Many places traditionally thought of as affluent feature highly on lists of the 20 most unequal a...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
From Hart to Hartlepool: A new Atlas of Inequality
By Alasdair Rae | 12 February 2020
The ‘levelling up’ catchphrase is throwing the spotlight on ‘left behind’ places. Alasdair Rae s...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Clear leadership from the government is needed on public health
By Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy | 08 January 2020
Wellbeing should be built into the fabric of Government decision-making when it comes to both pol...
EDUCATION
Bristol is the first city worldwide to adopt a Period-Friendly Places model
By Cllr Helen Godwin | 20 December 2019
Cllr Helen Godwin explains how Bristol is tackling the issue of period poverty - becoming the wor...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
To achieve inclusive growth we need to avoid 'peashooter' and 'piecemeal' policies
By Nigel Wilcock | 12 December 2019
Government, at a very top level, must acknowledge the challenge of inequalities, says executive d...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Future Forum North: 'Lead for the place you are trying to create'
By Ann McGauran | 05 December 2019
Chief executive of Manchester City Council and SOLACE spokesperson on leadership and learning Joa...
HOMELESSNESS
Places can and do get worse as well as better
By Jonathan Carr-West | 04 December 2019
Dr Jonathan Carr-West says the story of a city in Columbia can be seen as a warning of what can h...
HOUSING
Collaboration is the key to tackling homelessness
By Seb Barker | 27 November 2019
With the support of stakeholders, including forward-thinking local authorities, Beam’s innovative...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Tackling race inequality is not just morally right – it also makes good economic sense
By Cllr Asher Craig | 04 November 2019
As Bristol approaches the first anniversary of its Equality Charter, Cllr Asher Craig says the ci...
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Advanced Social Work Practitioner
£51,356.00 - £54,495.00, Grade 12, 37 hours, Permanent
You will be expected and enabled to contribute to workforce development and staff wellbeing. Apply for this job
Engineering Team Manager (Operational Maintenance)
Special A, SCP 42-45, £53,460 - £56,732 per annum
Premium jobThis is an exciting time to join Calderdale’s Highways Maintenance service. Apply for this job
Director of Public Health
£109,483 to £122,620
This is a rare and career-defining opportunity to shape the future of public health Apply for this job
- Former local government minister Phil Woolas dies
- Recruitment challenges restricting pace of Sandwell improvement, peers find
- Wirral management overhaul to create executive director roles
- LGA to recruit interim chief
- Whitehall thinks its expenditure should be subject to less scrutiny than the local state
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