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Local government: The Next Leader Syndrome
LEADERSHIP

Local government: The Next Leader Syndrome

By Blair McPherson | 19 October 2026

Leadership is not judged solely by the problems solved. It is also judged by the problems those at the top of organisations choose not to leave behind, says author and former director in local gove...

PEOPLE

London borough chief to step down

By Martin Ford | 19 October 2026

Sharon Lea is to step down as chief executive of Hammersmith & Fulham LBC.

RECRUITMENT

A chance to rebuild

By Jessica Mullinger | 15 October 2026

Using her own personal experiences, Jessica Mullinger discusses the importance of the Government’...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Social care vacancies at decade low but recruitment growth slows

By William Eichler | 14 October 2026

Growth in the adult social care workforce in England is occurring at its slowest rate in four yea...

PEOPLE

Aberdeen appoints chief executive

By Martin Ford | 12 October 2026

Aberdeen City Council has appointed Andy MacDonald as its chief executive.

PROCUREMENT

How mature is your contractor assurance process?

12 October 2026

Why public sector organisations are reassessing contractor assurance in an increasingly complex e...

IMPROVEMENT

Windsor and Maidenhead Council: Back from the brink

By Stephen Evans | 08 October 2026

Windsor and Maidenhead Council has changed from a council on the edge to one that is balancing bu...

RECRUITMENT

Going beyond the town hall

By Sally Wilson | 08 October 2026

Sally Wilson looks a why more leaders within local government should consider the boardroom

PEOPLE

Barnet's finance director stands down

By Martin Ford | 07 October 2026

Barnet LBC has announced the departure of its executive director of finance and section 151 offic...

PEOPLE

Cheshire East to appoint interim chief executive

By Martin Ford | 07 October 2026

Paul Walker is set to be confirmed as interim chief executive at Cheshire East Council.

WORKFORCE

LGR pause could leave local authority staff in a state of flux

By Matthew Gregson | 06 October 2026

Matthew Gregson says that amid the uncertainty around reorganisation, council leadership needs to...

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Assistant Director of Technology and Innovation

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We are looking for a strategic leader who can harness the power of technology, data, artificial intelligence and innovation Apply for this job

Hull City Council

Service Manager - Corporate Governance Services (Deputy Monitoring Officer)

£47,738 - £51,928

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