PARTNERSHIPS
The case for partnerships
By Chris Luck | 16 August 2024
Partnerships, not profiteering, are the future for commissioning great children’s services, says Chris Luck
WHITEHALL
'Too costly to answer our own questions'
By Dan Peters | 18 July 2024
Whitehall has claimed it would be too costly to answer the same questions councils have been aske...
LABOUR
Tirelessly toiling for us all
By Jonathan Carr-West | 04 July 2024
Elections couldn’t happen without the hard work of local government – yet it has been rarely ment...
FINANCE
Roll on the robots
By Tracie Langley | 03 July 2024
Improving productivity everywhere involves optimising resource use to deliver better outcomes for...
WHITEHALL
Helping folk stay afloat
By Chris Naylor | 25 June 2024
Chris Naylor says his intuitively simple vision is for a neighbourhood-based preventative state –...
COUNCIL TAX
Highlighting the barriers to productivity
By Tracy Bingham | 18 June 2024
With productivity plans being finalised in councils country-wide, Tracy Bingham says she is 'look...
HEALTH
Lessons for Labour from the economic frontline
By Liz Zeidler | 18 June 2024
Liz Zeidler looks at what regional mayors can teach the incoming government about creating a thri...
HEALTH
Removing poverty's toll on health
By Greg Fell | 11 June 2024
As well as tackling the current poverty crisis, the next government must take a long-term, preven...
REORGANISATION
Pondering productivity
By Ian Miller | 11 June 2024
When councils are being asked to finalise productivity plans, the sight of a Royal Mail employee ...
PRODUCTIVITY
So good he sent it twice
04 June 2024
Ministers have demanded councils improve their productivity but Diary wonders whether the Departm...
WHITEHALL
Hoare: We still want productivity plans
By Dan Peters | 30 May 2024
Local government minister Simon Hoare has insisted he still wants councils to draw up unpopular p...
Chief Financial Officer
£101,159 (pay award pending)
Inverclyde may be one of Scotland’s smallest local authority areas, but there is still plenty going on. Apply for this job
Director of Finance and Legal (Section 151 Officer)
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Chief Financial Officer
£101,159 (pay award pending)
Inverclyde may be one of Scotland’s smallest local authority areas, but there is still plenty going on. Apply for this job
Director of Finance and Legal (Section 151 Officer)
£140,174
The council’s commitment to asset-based change and reform alongside its communities. Apply for this job
Group Director Finance and Corporate Resources
up to £178k
Leading the development of the medium-term financial strategy. Apply for this job
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