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SOCIAL CARE
COVID-19: A perfect storm for technology innovation in social care?
By Steve Carefull | 30 July 2020
Carers must be enabled to remain in the profession for longer, say Graham Allen and Steve Careful...
REORGANISATION
Keeping business locked up during lockdown
By Tony Ellis | 28 July 2020
Tony Ellis describes how the pandemic brought unique challenges to the task of ensuring cyber sec...
DIGITAL
Meeting citizens' expectations after the pandemic
By Hilary Jones | 28 July 2020
Hilary Jones highlights how COVID-19 has been the catalyst for shifting up a gear when it comes t...
DATA
A time for vigilance as ransomware threat still looms
By Dr Andrew Larner | 14 July 2020
Among the many recently identified threat vectors that should concern local government is a malwa...
DIGITAL
Digital engines – the 'new normal' in local government?
By John McMahon | 26 June 2020
Digital engines will become a staple of every local authority’s digital provision moving forward ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Bringing the widest evidence base to decisions about local care markets
25 June 2020
In the light of COVID-19 and in pursuit of better outcomes for patients and customers we need sha...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Ensuring continuity of care during COVID-19
By Julie Tyas | 23 June 2020
What happens when home isn't a safe place to be? Julie Tyas discusses how tech is becoming the ey...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Using virtual reality technology to understand the needs of children
By Alison Alexander | 22 June 2020
Alison Alexander says VR is being used in the recruitment and training of prospective foster care...
FINANCE
Scaling self-created solutions in local government
By Richard Kingston | 11 June 2020
Barnsley MBC has developed a self-created income management system (IMS) with dxw, with a vision ...
WHITEHALL
Video conferencing first at council meeting
By Dan Peters | 02 April 2020
A council used software to help decide key planning applications in what is believed to be the fi...
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The Group Manager will have strategic management responsibility for all services delivered within the Housing Service. Apply for this job
Lead Compliance Surveyor WMF2227e
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‘Team Barrow’ is a dynamic partnership between Westmorland & Furness Council, central Government and BAE Systems. Apply for this job
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