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REORGANISATION
Residents rule out county unitary proposals
By Mark Conrad | 08 November 2016
Residents in Hampshire have ruled out switching to a unitary county structure following a tightly...
FINANCE
Alternative views on reorganisation
By Cllr Neil Clarke | 04 November 2016
In response to the County Councils Network commissioned studies on local government reorganisatio...
DCLG
Dorset confirms 2017 elections despite reorganisation debate
By Jamie Hailstone | 04 November 2016
County council elections in Dorset will go ahead next year, despite on-going discussions about re...
WELSH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
'Harder choices ahead' as Drakeford sets out timetable for reform
By Sam Clayden | 03 November 2016
Welsh councils must use the next 18 months to prepare for the ‘harder choices that lie ahead,’ Ma...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Counting the cost of reorganisation
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
New research commissioned by the County Councils Network has delivered fresh evidence on the opti...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Councils could cash in on two-tier unitaries – CCN
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
Transforming all remaining two-tier areas into county-based unitaries could save £2.9bn over five...
FINANCE
The real debate is about people and places
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
As the CCN publishes new research on the future of local government structures, Heather Jameson w...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Network gives unitaries a voice
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 November 2016
A new special interest group for unitaries will be the ‘eyes and ears’ for all single-tier author...
FINANCE
Getting the geography right
By Simon Edwards | 01 November 2016
Simon Edwards explains what new research commissioned by the County Councils Network into local g...
FINANCE
Making the unitary case
By John Chilver | 01 November 2016
John Chilver argues why replacing county and district councils in Buckinghamshire with a new unit...
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Chief Executive
circa £240,000
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is synonymous with iconic London landmarks Apply for this job
Executive Director Finance and Resources
£168,135 to £230,985
Westminster City Council is no ordinary local authority. Apply for this job
Assistant Director – Regulatory Services
£71,202 - £77,495 per annum - plus benefits package
Derbyshire is a county of proud communities, beautiful landscapes and ambitious growth. Apply for this job
- Minister says chief candidates must have 'critical skillset'
- How to do council research partnerships
- Reform UK council leader calls for 'cancellation' of reorganisation
- Using the 'evidence pie' for better local government decision-making
- We should be encouraging new councillors rather than sneering at their mistakes
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