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Turning devolution and reorganisation ambition into something tangible for residents
DEVOLUTION

Turning devolution and reorganisation ambition into something tangible for residents

By Caroline Green | 03 November 2026

Councils need clarity, partnership and certainty to deliver successful reorganisation and devolution, says Caroline Green.

LEADERSHIP

Listen before you fail

By Mark Fletcher-Brown | 02 November 2026

Mark Fletcher-Brown offers his six-point guide to helping leaders avert disasters by ensuring the...

POLICY AND POLITICS

EXCLUSIVE: DWP establishes devolution directorate

By Dan Peters | 30 October 2026

The Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) policy group has established a devolution directorate.

SCOTLAND

Council leaders and unions issue uncertainty warning

By William Eichler | 29 October 2026

Local government leaders and trade union bosses have warned the Scottish Government’s proposed re...

AI

Councils and AI: The future is now

By Eddie Copeland | 29 October 2026

If councils want to make the most of AI they need to start thinking longer term, says Eddie Copel...

RECRUITMENT

Why leaders need their people

By Manny Sandhu | 29 October 2026

Manny Sandhu outlines why the leaders who succeed are usually the ones who know who to ask, and t...

LEADERSHIP

Local government: Leading through limbo

By Lucy Trueman | 28 October 2026

Lucy Trueman looks at how to protect culture when certainty disappears.

REORGANISATION

Debate on unitary council size intensifies ahead of Government review

By Martin Ford | 27 October 2026

As ministers prepare to reveal the next steps for reorganisation, debate is raging within the sec...

HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE

Put people, prevention and place at the centre

By Alison Barker | 27 October 2026

The message from senior officers’ group Solace is clear: adult social care reform, neighbourhood ...

WORKFORCE

Gaining value from AI

By Ben White | 26 October 2026

Greater AI literacy can deliver more innovative solutions and tangible benefits, says Ben White.

CHIEF EXECUTIVES

Leadership for communities of the future

By Nicola Monk | 22 October 2026

Nicola Monk reports on a round table discussion of the ‘mega trends' faced by local government.

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frederica-diamanta

Executive Director of Finance and Assets (Section 151 Officer)

£161,239–£177,363

You will also lead a more strategic approach to West Surrey’s assets, income and commercial activity. Apply for this job

West Surrey Council

Director of Digital, Data and Technology

£139,000 per annum

Shape the future of a digitally enabled borough Apply for this job

Tower Hamlets London Borough Council

Director of Adult Social Care Commissioning

£130,000 per annum

Transforming outcomes through integrated commissioning Apply for this job

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