LGA
Councils' watershed moment
By Martin Ford | 05 June 2025
Next week’s Spending Review will have huge implications for the future finances of local government. Martin Ford looks at what we know so far, and the key questions yet to be answered.
REORGANISATION
Three years left to live?
By Dan Peters | 02 June 2025
Reorganisation proposals for Surrey have sparked divisions, even between councils with the same p...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The mayor necessities
By David Blackman | 28 May 2025
David Blackman talks to key sector figures on the important role the private sector can play work...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Defending growth
By Paul Marinko | 22 May 2025
Alongside next month’s Spending Review the Government will announce its Industrial Strategy, but ...
REGENERATION
Regeneration: Opportunity knocks
By David Blackman | 14 May 2025
David Blackman talks to leading figures about the prospects for regeneration following the propos...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Look abroad to solve the social care conundrum
By Ann McGauran | 13 May 2025
As the Casey Commission on adult social care reform gets under way, can England stop its dreams o...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Preparing for Trump's tariff curveballs
By Emily Twinch | 07 May 2025
The ripple effect of Donald Trump’s shock introduction of tariffs to goods going into the US has ...
SOCIAL CARE
Keeping a neighbourly eye on care
By Ann McGauran | 25 April 2025
The Government is committed to creating a neighbourhood health service, but some local places hav...
ELECTIONS
The outlook for Reform
By Paul Marinko | 17 April 2025
Paul Marinko finds that many share the view that Reform are going to do well in next month’s loca...
HOUSING
Stepping up to the housing challenge
By Martin Ford | 15 April 2025
With the Government intent on ramping up housebuilding figures, the delivery of accompanying infr...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Rewriting the Green Book
By Martin Ford | 07 April 2025
With a Government review of the Treasury’s investment Green Book under way, Martin Ford looks at ...
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Director of Law & Governance
FTE Salary from £92,223 - £112,283 per annum
Sutton is rapidly emerging as a key outer London borough. Apply for this job
Assistant Director of Housing
£81,174 – £89,956 per annum (pay award pending), plus relocation support
Reporting to the Director of Housing & Communities, the Assistant Director of Housing will lead York’s Housing portfolio Apply for this job
Head of Highways and Transportation
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North Tyneside Council is committed to delivering outstanding services to people and places across the borough. Apply for this job
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