With a collectively minded approach to engagement and design, aspirational place policies can deliver the framework for real and lasting change for our neighbourhoods, says Ross Aitchison.
Cllr Nick Kemp explains how a city-level environmental, social and governance framework for Newca...
It’s time to embrace the opportunity of reform to really put place to the forefront of all that w...
Treasury's latest review of the Green Book holds the line on orthodoxy but offers cautious encour...
As delegates gather this week at the Welsh Local Government Association Conference, Rob Thomas en...
To crack the triple challenge of public service reform, it’s vital to start with place, says Dan ...
Natalie Turner explains how ageism can impact how older people engage with their local community ...
Technology is a key enabler with a strong and exciting role to play in catalysing community engag...
Being able to identify and focus in on the key objective – the ‘why’ – of economic policy is unde...
Stephen Taylor says there is no need to wait for the English Devolution Bill to trundle through b...
The mayors of Liverpool and Manchester’s ambition for the two city regions to work more closely t...
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Bradford is at an extraordinary moment of transformation Apply for this job
The Capital Programme team is responsible for the core delivery of the Council’s c. £80-100m/year Capital Programme Apply for this job
As Head of Law and Governance you join at a critical time. Apply for this job