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ECONOMIC GROWTH
How the virus pressed the fast forward button
By Michael Burton | 02 November 2020
The pandemic accelerated changes that were already happening. The challenge is how to manage the ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Is the love affair with mayors over?
By Michael Burton | 28 October 2020
After last week’s rows between Number 10 and city region mayors over lockdown funding Michael Bur...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Tiers of trouble
By Ann McGauran | 20 October 2020
More than half of England’s population is now living under high or very high-alert postcode COVID...
WHITEHALL
Fixing local government's financial plumbing
By Lizzie Insall | 12 October 2020
The inevitable result of the funding framework for councils is a disempowered local government, u...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Trust districts to do what's needed
By Simone Hines | 12 October 2020
A lower PWLB borrowing rate would make a significant difference to the viability and deliverabili...
HEALTH
Digitising the front door to care
By Michael Burton | 12 October 2020
A new 'white paper' report by consultancy Agilisys outlines how technology can help lead the reth...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Where next for high streets and city centres?
By Ann McGauran | 06 October 2020
The Towns Fund selection process was controversial, but high streets and city centres face a bigg...
CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND ACCOUNTANCY
Facing down the pandemic
By Heather Jameson | 29 September 2020
A line-up of 13 top speakers delivered The MJ’s first virtual Future Forum on lessons learned fro...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Staring into the jobs abyss
By Ann McGauran | 22 September 2020
With the furlough scheme due to finish at the end of next month, can local government support COV...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
No going back on audit
By Heather Jameson | 15 September 2020
Heather Jameson talks to the author of The Redmond Review Sir Tony Redmond about the flaws in loc...
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£49,817 – £53,051 per annum
You will be able to manage a varied and busy caseload in a timely manner and good at communicating with officers and councillors alike. Apply for this job
Director of Adults, Health & Wellbeing
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You will lead a diverse portfolio spanning Adult Social Care, Public Health, Housing, Fairer Stockton-on-Tees and Strategic Commissioning. Apply for this job
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