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DIGITAL

Using online tools to get businesses and citizens back on their feet

By Joe Bedingfield | 12 October 2020

Joe Bedingfield looks at how councils are using online tools to serve citizens throughout and bey...

HEALTH

Digitising the front door to care

By Michael Burton | 12 October 2020

A new 'white paper' report by consultancy Agilisys outlines how technology can help lead the reth...

SOCIAL CARE

Using technology to help in the second wave

By Mark Kennion | 08 October 2020

The pandemic has opened people’s eyes to the possibilities of technology in social care and this ...

RECRUITMENT

Survey shows councillors expect more COVID-related cuts

By Ann McGauran | 01 October 2020

More than two thirds of councillors believe the COVID-19 pandemic will mean further cuts to publi...

BUSINESS

Future Forum: Pandemic forced digital drive

By Dan Peters | 25 September 2020

Residents interacting with their council want a similar experience to booking a holiday or shoppi...

PLANNING

Planning Reforms: Data can shine a light on the true social value of development

By Liam Ronan-Chlond | 21 September 2020

Liam Ronan-Chlond  says the challenges for both public and private sectors is how to properly mea...

CRIME

In defence of algorithms and their value to public services

By Andrew Laird | 04 September 2020

Rather than turning our back on algorithms, the task is to make them better and the data they use...

EDUCATION

Learning from cancelled systems

By Anna Grant | 30 August 2020

Research examining the use of predictive data in public services in countries across the world ha...

DIGITAL

Four in five council staff working from home

By Martin Ford | 19 August 2020

The number of council staff working from home has rocketed from 5% pre-lockdown to 80%, according...

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...

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Highways Asset Manager

Grade 11, Levels 1 to 4, £52,290 to £59,512 per annum

You will be experienced in working with active travel and highways assets Apply for this job

City of York Council

Assistant Director of Finance (DS151)

£82,028 - £94,797 + £7,000 responsibilities allowance

This is an influential role, offering the opportunity to lead established teams across finance, revenues and benefits, internal audit Apply for this job

Rochdale BC

Director of Law & Corporate Governance (Monitoring Officer)

£ 143,779 - £158,197

With the forthcoming retirement of our current postholder, we are seeking an outstanding leader Apply for this job

Northumberland County Council

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frederica-diamanta

Highways Asset Manager

Grade 11, Levels 1 to 4, £52,290 to £59,512 per annum

You will be experienced in working with active travel and highways assets Apply for this job

City of York Council

Assistant Director of Finance (DS151)

£82,028 - £94,797 + £7,000 responsibilities allowance

This is an influential role, offering the opportunity to lead established teams across finance, revenues and benefits, internal audit Apply for this job

Rochdale BC

Director of Law & Corporate Governance (Monitoring Officer)

£ 143,779 - £158,197

With the forthcoming retirement of our current postholder, we are seeking an outstanding leader Apply for this job

Northumberland County Council

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