DIGITAL

Building residents' resilience

By Sue Nelson | 27 March 2019

Mark Fowler of Barking & Dagenham LBC and Sue Nelson of Luton BC outline how they are using insi...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

We need to rethink our attitudes to older 'perennials'

By Michael Burton | 19 February 2019

The state and society should stop assuming everyone over the age of 55 is elderly, and target sca...

FINANCE

LGA in low income household call

By Chris Mahony | 19 February 2019

The Spending Review must restore councils’ ability to support low income households, Smith Square...

DIGITAL

Access all areas: the digital inclusion challenge

By Martin Ford | 13 February 2019

How can broadband access be spread to cover all areas, especially deprived sectors for whom acces...

HEALTH

Think-tank: Give councils powers of abolished DWP

By Chris Mahony | 21 January 2019

Councils and their health and education partners should be handed responsibility for supporting ‘...

WHITEHALL

MHCLG churn 'damaging institutional memory'

By Michael Burton | 16 January 2019

Whitehall is suffering from ‘collective amnesia’ due to high staff turnover that is wasting milli...

WHITEHALL

Whitehall is suffering from amnesia

By Michael Burton | 16 January 2019

We have a fatal combination of both ministers and civil servants with no collective memory - and...

WHITEHALL

3m still scheduled for Universal Credit, despite delays

By Naomi Larsson | 08 January 2019

Amber Rudd has confirmed 3m people are still scheduled to claim universal credit by 2020, despite...

WHITEHALL

Rudd delays Universal Credit rollout

By Naomi Larsson | 07 January 2019

Work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd has delayed the next phase of the Universal Credit (UC) ro...

FINANCE

Listen to local government to avoid Universal Credit disaster

11 December 2018

If 'managed migration' - moving more than four million claimants of legacy benefits on to Univer...

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Cheshire East Council

frederica-diamanta

Director – Housing Services

£Competitive

Are you ready to lead transformative housing services in one of London’s most ambitious and diverse boroughs? Apply for this job

Redbridge London Borough Council

Executive Director – Place, Communities and Enterprise

£Competitive

Are you ready to lead one of London’s most ambitious place-shaping agendas? Apply for this job

Redbridge London Borough Council

Director of Quality, Partnerships and Commissioning (Children and Families)

From £85,883 to £115,826

The role will lead on arrangements for statutory Apply for this job

Cheshire East Council