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SOCIAL CARE
May is now uniquely exposed to backbench revolts on public sector reforms
By Michael Burton | 09 June 2017
Michael Burton unpicks the numbers in the wake of the shock General Election result.
ELECTIONS
May must listen to the public on the state of the state
By Heather Jameson | 09 June 2017
As the General Election delivers a hung parliament, Heather Jameson warns that politicians need t...
DCLG
Snap election costs Barwell his seat
By Heather Jameson | 09 June 2017
The snap election called by Theresa May to shore up her majority in the run up to Brexit has deli...
FINANCE
What do local authorities really need from the next Government?
By Sam Clayden | 06 June 2017
Sam Clayden looks beyond the politics and asks sector experts what the new Government – whatever ...
ELECTIONS
An election without honesty that failed to engage
06 June 2017
The public has been offered a choice between a return to the 1950s or to the 1970s, argues Heathe...
WHITEHALL
Tired, but defiant, officials ready for polling day
By Mark Conrad | 06 June 2017
Polling stations have opened their doors for the General Election today, with exhausted-but-defia...
FINANCE
Labour shine the spotlight on public services
By Sam Clayden | 31 May 2017
The Labour party has turned its focus on public services, with leader Jeremy Corbyn berating seve...
PAY
Boost for women in equal pay fight
By Dan Peters | 31 May 2017
Thousands of low paid women have been given permission to proceed with their equal pay claims aga...
FINANCE
We are dangerously dependent on London as a cash cow
By Michael Burton | 30 May 2017
The nation’s public finances rely too much on the capital, and the Tories seem indifferent to wha...
POLICY AND POLITICS
What the Tory manifesto means for district councils
By Ian Miller | 30 May 2017
Ian Miller breaks down the Conservative manifesto and analyses how, if the Tories are in power, t...
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£97,632 - £108,033
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Director of Public Health
£123,000 - £139,000 plus up to £10,000 relocation expenses
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c.£110,000
Innovation. Community. Impact. Apply for this job
- Reform UK-led council proposes shifting staff of new unitary to 'standard' 37-hour week
- Professional body for monitoring officers to be launched this month
- Fears Pride in Place sidelines rural areas
- EXCLUSIVE: Recent appointments dominate top tier cohort
- EXCLUSIVE: Reorganisation should be last resort, says Unison boss
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