Councils with financial problems that are placed under government intervention may be exempt from a ban on sacking and then rehiring employees.
Jayne Bryant talks to Paul Marinko about how Wales’ national government has worked hard to protec...
County councils in England could potentially raise more than £200m each year by levying a £2 per ...
Councils fear a repeat of last summer’s riots without ‘significant government investment in commu...
The Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) has defended the role of councils in distributing s...
Trade unions Unison, GMB and Unite have written to local government employers urging them to bett...
Council workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland who are members of union Unite have overwh...
Wales’ First Minister has said England looks on ‘with envy’ at Cardiff’s relationship with counci...
The Government should introduce a statutory duty for English local authorities that would require...
Properties are taking much longer to sell in areas with a large number of second homes as local a...
The association representing housebuilders in England and Wales has called on the Government to d...
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Section 151 Officer in an agile, forward thinking Council with a strong history of financial stability and growth. Apply for this job
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