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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The digital and the democracy
By Heather Jameson | 23 February 2022
The new chief executive of Adur and Worthing Councils, Dr Catherine Howe, has a unique perspectiv...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Districts down over levelling up details
By Dan Peters | 15 February 2022
Disappointed district councils will make their case to the Government next week after the Levelli...
HEALTH
Local government: too big and too small?
By Professor Colin Talbot | 26 January 2022
Local government could be strengthened and made more democratically responsive by making it small...
WHITEHALL
Towards a more viable localism
By Dr Patrick Diamond | 26 January 2022
Making English localism succeed needs a reform agenda for the whole of Government, says Dr Patric...
WHITEHALL
Brabin calls for post-COVID devo deal
By Dan Peters | 24 January 2022
England’s first ever female metro mayor has called for a post-COVID devolution deal with new powe...
BUSINESS
LEPs claim survival chances boosted
By Dan Peters | 24 January 2022
Local enterprise partnerships (LEP) believe their survival chances have been boosted after a meet...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Democracy needs to have value
By Paul Shevlin | 18 January 2022
Many of those who are elected to public office seem to be increasingly remote from the people the...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Erosion of honesty is a destroyer of democracy
By Heather Jameson | 18 January 2022
Heather Jameson says Sheffield City Council was repeatedly asked about the chief executive’s atte...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
A mismatch between motive and facts on voter ID
By Stephen Weigel | 17 January 2022
‘Partygate’ and rule breaking may be a major distraction from electoral proposals that may disenf...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
It feels like we're going backwards on 'hybrid' council meetings
By Quentin Baker | 11 January 2022
There appears to be no momentum to urgently provide councillors with the choice to attend meeting...
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Chief Executive
Competitive
Camden Learning is a pioneering schools-led partnership bringing together 57 schools. Apply for this job
Assistant Director
£88,671 - £97,706 per annum
Our Assistant Directors have the resources and the authority they need to make our ambition a reality for children Apply for this job
Planning Manager (Development Management)
£49,817 to £53,051 per annum
You should be a member of the RTPI with an excellent knowledge and experience of planning and development control. Apply for this job
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