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WHITEHALL

Frontline staff 'still wary of Prevent'

By Mark Conrad | 11 September 2018

Frontline local authority staff are still wary of Prevent strategy training amid fears they could...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Councillors welcome delay to Labour democracy review

By Mark Conrad | 10 September 2018

Councillors have welcomed a Labour Party decision to postpone the local government side of its de...

FINANCE

Land value tax 'would benefit councils'

By Martin Ford | 07 September 2018

Replacing business rates with a land value tax could yield benefits for councils, a report has cl...

WHITEHALL

Councils urged to clamp down on radical speakers

By Mark Conrad | 06 September 2018

Councils will be expected to ensure venues and resources they own do not provide a platform for e...

WHITEHALL

Burnham: Devolution is our best hope

By Dan Peters | 06 September 2018

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has argued that devolution ‘offers the best hope of making ...

COHESION

Immigration benefits lost due to cuts

By Martin Ford | 28 August 2018

Government cuts to councils have meant the economic benefits of migration are being lost, new res...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Ending free movement would have 'devastating consequences'

By Dan Peters | 22 August 2018

Ending freedom of movement after Brexit would have devastating consequences for elderly and disab...

WHITEHALL

IFS: Poorer areas could lose out from fair funding review

By Michael Burton | 22 August 2018

Recent spending cuts could distort any objective analysis of need in the fair funding review mean...

WHITEHALL

Ups and downs for districts

By Ian Miller | 21 August 2018

Ian Miller gives an overview of the latest decisions and indecisions to affect district councils.

POLICY AND POLITICS

Is local government falling out of love with mayors?

By Paul Wheeler | 21 August 2018

If local government is to have a future, we need to be more confident in supporting directly-elec...

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Corporate Director Resources (S151)

£170,000 plus £30,000 market supplement

Croydon is the largest and one of the youngest and most diverse boroughs in London. Apply for this job

Croydon Council

Enhanced Senior Social Worker x 4

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Programme Manager - Local Government Reorganisation

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Ribble Valley Borough Council

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frederica-diamanta

Corporate Director Resources (S151)

£170,000 plus £30,000 market supplement

Croydon is the largest and one of the youngest and most diverse boroughs in London. Apply for this job

Croydon Council

Enhanced Senior Social Worker x 4

£42,839.00 - £46,142.00 Grade 10 , £47,181.00 - £50,269.00 Grade 11

We’re looking for passionate and committed Enhanced Senior Social Workers to join our exceptional Locality teams. Apply for this job

Wakefield Council

Programme Manager - Local Government Reorganisation

£57,875 to £61,430 per annum

You will oversee the LGR Programme Plan, monitor milestones and risks, provide clear reporting Apply for this job

Ribble Valley Borough Council

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