NCASC 24
Keeping children local
By Ann McGauran | 03 December 2024
Could Regional Care Cooperatives offer a future solution to the problems of a lack of suitable children’s placements locally and profiteering by providers? Ann McGauran reports.
FUNDING
Let the funding battle commence
By Paul Marinko | 02 December 2024
The Government’s latest policy statement signals its intent to address the sector’s funding imbal...
LEGAL
Thurrock v APSE: A tale of two sides
By Paul Marinko | 28 November 2024
As Thurrock Council fights to get its finances back in order it has filed a High Court claim agai...
NCASC 24
Avoiding the abyss
By Ann McGauran | 26 November 2024
ADCS president Andy Smith talks to Ann McGauran ahead of the National Children and Adult Services...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Not all about the money
By Ann McGauran | 19 November 2024
The Budget for 2025-26 is published, with a spending review for the following two years due in t...
REORGANISATION
Common ground in the battle for reform
By Heather Jameson | 13 November 2024
Trevor Holden and Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen speak to Heather Jameson about their desire to work with...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Shadow minister looks set for a finance focus
By Paul Marinko | 11 November 2024
The new shadow local government minister is expected to strongly support the need to reinforce th...
AUTUMN BUDGET
Peering beyond the Budget
By Martin Ford | 05 November 2024
Last week’s Budget was better overall than councils expected, but fears remain about what will em...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Growing pains
By Ann McGauran | 30 October 2024
Tom Stannard says the Government’s focus on growth has got off to a promising start, but the case...
SEND
Putting the children first
By Martin Ford | 23 October 2024
As part of the National Audit Office (NAO)’s study into Governmental support for children with sp...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Fade to Gray?
By Ann McGauran | 15 October 2024
What could the arrival of Morgan McSweeney as the Prime Minister’s chief of staff and Sue Gray’s ...
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Head of Public Protection and Consumer Standards
£81,435 - £86,505
Our Greenwich Plan sets out our vision for the next 4 years focusing on the changes we collectively want to see in our borough and Council. Apply for this job
Assistant Director, Neighbourhoods
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We are proud of our district and our ambition is to be ‘great’ across all our services. Apply for this job
Head of Private Housing and Environmental Health Standards
£81,435 - £86,505
Our Greenwich Plan sets out our vision for the next 4 years focusing on the changes we collectively want to see in our borough and Council. Apply for this job
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