Transformation - Page 24

By Neil Lupin | 10 February 2021

From tragedy to opportunity, local government has a chance to move forwards and make the most of ...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

A social care model that's fit for the future

By Daniel Sperrin | 09 February 2021

A new report sets out the key ingredients of a better social care system, using a delivery model ...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

'This was liberation'

By Daisy Carter | 01 February 2021

Daisy Carter of the Innovation Unit outlines how COVID disruption inspired new ways of working in...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Significant funding is critical to delivering Yarmouth's plans for transformative change

By Sheila Oxtoby | 26 January 2021

Great Yarmouth secured a provisional offer of £13.7m investment from the Future High Streets Fund...

DIGITAL

Apprenticeships are the future for digital transformation

By Euan Blair | 20 January 2021

In the battle for digital talent, apprenticeships can be local government’s secret weapon, says E...

WHITEHALL

No time for transformation

By Professor Donna Hall | 20 January 2021

Professor Donna Hall warns of the danger of the ‘centralised military command-type response’ COVI...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Another interesting year lies ahead

By Ben Cox | 20 January 2021

The pandemic only had a 'smallish impact' on recruiting in 2020, says Ben Cox of Penna. He predic...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The high street is dead, long live the high street

By Cllr John Merry | 19 January 2021

Six Key Cities members received all or part of the Future High Streets funding they originally bi...

INNOVATION

Learning from innovation in a crisis: Greater Manchester

By Julie Temperley | 14 January 2021

The disruption of COVID has given Greater Manchester the chance to ‘design back differently,’ say...

PLANNING

Councillors voice intervention fears

By Martin Ford | 13 January 2021

Members of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council have raised concerns the authority could f...

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