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WHITEHALL
Tory mayor claims Whitehall blocking devolution
By Martin Ford | 01 December 2020
One of the biggest challenges to devolution comes from civil servants, the Mayor of Cambridgeshir...
WHITEHALL
Government pulls plug from counter-extremism group
By Dan Peters | 30 November 2020
The Government has withdrawn funding for a network that shares experiences and good practice in t...
WHITEHALL
Spelthorne undergoes finance peer review
By Dan Peters | 30 November 2020
A council branded reckless for excessively borrowing to buy up commercial property has undergone ...
WHITEHALL
Spending review: Rishi delivered what we needed, stability
By David Williams | 27 November 2020
In a time of financial uncertainty, the chancellor's Spending Review delivered basic stability. N...
WHITEHALL
Spending review: The road ahead is still paved with uncertainty
By Cllr Sharon Taylor | 27 November 2020
The efforts of local government during the pandemic have been astounding, which makes the public ...
WHITEHALL
Flood funding for councils may not be enough, watchdog finds
By Martin Ford | 27 November 2020
The Government is unable to prove councils have enough funding for flood defences, a spending wat...
WHITEHALL
Spending Review: UKSPF to reach £1.5bn a year
By Dan Peters | 25 November 2020
The value of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) will reach around £1.5bn a year on average, ch...
WHITEHALL
Spending Review: £2.9bn 'restart programme' to help unemployed
By Dan Peters | 25 November 2020
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a three-year £2.9bn ‘restart programme’ to help more than on...
HEALTH
Councils key to tackling 'anti-vax mob'
By Ann McGauran | 24 November 2020
Councils must act quickly to knock down the ‘anti-vax mob’ as the Government puts the sector at t...
WHITEHALL
Councils still hungry for cash despite winter grant scheme
By Dan Peters | 24 November 2020
Councils that want to use the new £170m COVID winter grant scheme to stop children going hungry d...
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We’re seeking an energetic, innovative, and inspirational leader to join our team at Powys County Council Apply for this job
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