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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The Uber decision could hit Labour's 2018 London borough election hopes
By Michael Burton | 27 September 2017
TfL's decision not to renew Uber's licence, backed by the capital's Labour mayor, could have an i...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Councils must be mindful of the dangers of rewriting history
By Claire Fox | 27 September 2017
Claire Fox explains why demanding the past conforms to our present-day beliefs and putting forwar...
FINANCE
Blurring of responsibilities could undermine growth
By Mark Conrad | 26 September 2017
Combined authorities must work with local enterprise partnerships (LEPs) to overcome the ‘institu...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Regardless of leadership style, being human is essential
By Julie Towers | 19 July 2017
Following the leadership response to the Grenfell tragedy, Julie Towers says the human touch is a...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The true voice of the councillor
By Rachel Wall | 19 July 2017
Rachel Wall and Colin Copus summarise the findings of a large-scale study of the challenges and e...
WHITEHALL
Javid: Sector must rebuild public trust
By Kelsey Vanner | 04 July 2017
Councils have been warned they are facing a ‘looming crisis in confidence’ in the wake of the Gre...
HEALTH
Brokering constructive conversations
By Ewan King | 28 June 2017
Co-production and engaging with residents can help implement new models of care, at a time when t...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Community capacity and the role of the state
By Graham Duxbury | 28 June 2017
Most council transformation plans feature a section on ‘community capacity building,’ but what do...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Watering the seed of a stronger local democracy
By Carl Whistlecraft | 28 June 2017
The recommendations in the Kirklees Democracy Commission could help shape how both local and nati...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
'There is more that unites us than divides us'
By Bob Neill | 28 June 2017
Echoing the words of the late Jo Cox MP, Bob Neill argues a cross-party, cross-government approac...
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Chief Quality Officer
£150,892 plus car allowance (£8,153-£10,192)
At Alternative Futures Group, we believe quality is not measured by processes alone. It is measured by the difference we make to people's lives. Apply for this job
Executive Director Adult Social Care and Health (DASS)
£161,239 - £177,363 plus benefits
This is not a maintenance role. It is a transformation leadership opportunity: to bring services and cultures together. Apply for this job
Assistant Director of Legal and Governance (Deputy Monitoring Officer)
£91,639 to £99,427
We are seeking someone with a strong grounding in local government law and governance, or experience gained in a similar environment. Apply for this job
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