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BUSINESS

Taking the first steps towards re-imagining our services

By Sean Hanson – Chief executive, Local Partnerships | 22 February 2022

Until recently, re-procurement of services was the default approach. 'Now we are seeing an increa...

EDUCATION

Council to bring some services back in-house

By Laura Sharman | 17 February 2022

Staffordshire CC will bring a small number of services back in-house following a review of its 10...

BUSINESS

Partnership is the key to future prosperity for Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire

By Alun Rogers | 07 February 2022

The Levelling Up White Paper has recognised the value of LEPs, public-private partnership and the...

THIRD SECTOR

Reaping the rewards of community collaboration

By Julie Smith | 26 January 2022

Peter Marsden and Julie Smith outline the main areas where councils can drive value from adopting...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Two more council partnerships scrapped

By Paul Marinko | 18 January 2022

Two more council partnerships have been scrapped, it has emerged.

FINANCE

Councils in £1.7m 'amicable separation'

By Martin Ford | 14 January 2022

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council has asked neighbouring Dorset for £1.7m to leav...

FINANCE

Management team split for Hampshire councils

By Dan Peters | 06 January 2022

East Hampshire DC and Havant BC will establish their own management teams after a 12-year partner...

HOUSING

How the North-East is leading the way in innovative affordable housing delivery

By Craig Smailes | 17 December 2021

A leaseback funding model with Kajima is helping Newcastle City Council avoid large upfront capit...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Mapping the workforce involved in reducing parental conflict

By Helen Burridge | 15 December 2021

Georgina Atkins and Helen Burridge look at how Walsall Council worked with EIF to map workforce s...

HEALTH

What does living with COVID really mean for local government?

By Zina Etheridge | 08 December 2021

We’re not just living with the virus itself, but with the knock-on effects, says Zina Etheridge.

Director

£131,132 - £135,146 plus benefits, relocation support and 25/26 pay award pending

We are looking forward to recruiting a new Director who will further develop our thinking and help us realise our ambitions Apply for this job

South Yorkshire Pensions Authority

Consultant in Public Health

£95,659 to £100,499

This is a challenging role, but for the right individual it will be deeply rewarding Apply for this job

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

Corporate Director, Children and Young People (DCS)

£142,952 (pay award pending)

We are now seeking our next permanent Corporate Director of Children and Young People to drive forward the services and deliver lasting impact. Apply for this job

Herefordshire Council