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LEGAL
Takeaways from the public procurement Green Paper consultation response
By Rebecca Rees | 05 January 2022
A competitive flexible procedure remains at the core of the proposals in the Government’s respons...
FINANCE
Investigation launched into unlawful finances
By Martin Ford | 05 January 2022
Nottingham City Council has ordered an independent investigation to resolve ‘unanswered questions...
LEGAL
There's much for councils to welcome in procurement consultation response
By Peter Ware | 22 December 2021
Councils could look at their processes and record keeping to ensure a smooth jump to greater tran...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: New core funding model mooted for LRFs
By Mark Conrad | 14 December 2021
Whitehall officials are considering a rollout of core funding for local resilience forums (LRFs) ...
WHITEHALL
Shortcomings revealed in second child murder case
By Chris Mahony | 14 December 2021
A second court case in a month has revealed serious shortcomings in how local agencies responded ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Inspection and review announced after court sentences two over Arthur's death
By Dan Peters | 03 December 2021
The Government has announced a local inspection and national review will take place following the...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Officers implore Government to rethink remote meeting rules
01 December 2021
Legal and democratic services officers have implored ministers to change the rules on remote meet...
LEGAL
County lines and the blight on our young
By Julian Hayes | 01 December 2021
The justice system is not providing the adequate protection required by vulnerable children who a...
SOCIAL CARE
Call for fresh powers from ombudsman
By Dan Peters | 30 November 2021
England’s local government ombudsman today demands wide-ranging new powers to investigate complai...
LEGAL
Watchdog's concern over deprivation of liberty orders
By Martin Ford | 25 November 2021
Ofsted highlighted a ‘huge rise’ in the use of deprivation of liberty orders by councils.
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