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WELFARE
Don't cut the HSF lifeline to families in distress
By Cllr Bev Craig | 27 February 2024
A failure to extend the Household Support Fund beyond March will be catastrophic for many people ...
WHITEHALL
What the Budget will mean for councils
By David Phillips | 27 February 2024
David Phillips says a focus on tax cuts in the upcoming Budget does not mean councils will go com...
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
Cuts put hard squeeze on most deprived councils
By Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton | 27 February 2024
New analysis reveals upper tier local authorities in the most deprived decile have seen a real-te...
LEGISLATION
The peer challenge
By Michael Burton | 27 February 2024
A reformed House of Lords must imply a new role in Parliament for local government leaders, says ...
WHITEHALL
Turning local goverment's fortunes around
By Mark Sandford | 27 February 2024
Kevin Muldoon-Smith and Mark Sandford look to Germany, Italy and Japan for inspiration as they pu...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The threat from bank and building society closures
By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 27 February 2024
More than half of all bank and building society branches have closed since 2015 – nearly 6,000 in...
COUNCIL TAX
Budget: Expect plenty of smoke and mirrors politics
By Zoe Billingham | 27 February 2024
The sector should expect more tax cutting smoke and mirror solutions at this year’s Budget, says ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
How can we plan for the future of urban regeneration?
By Nick Walkley | 22 February 2024
With public funding for development down and expectations up, Nick Walkley says the future of reg...
HOUSING
Right to Buy scheme is in need of urgent reform
By Cllr Darren Rodwell | 21 February 2024
The Government should use the Spring Budget to set out key reforms to the outdated Right to Buy s...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Taking a risk-based approach to the switch to digital
By Robert Turnbull | 21 February 2024
Robert Turnbull of PA Consulting explains why a risk-based approach is key in the UK’s transitio...
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Area Principal Educational Psychologist
£65,432 - £69,399 Soulbury Scale B 8-11 (plus SPA points up to £73,412)
We are looking for an experienced Educational Psychologist with good interpersonal and communication skills who is ready to step up into a Senior Educ Apply for this job
Chief Operating Officer and Section 151 Officer
£135,406-£171,760
Shape the future of one of the UK’s most ambitious and distinctive places. Apply for this job
Director of Children and Young People’s Services
£171,760
Are you ready to lead one of the UK’s most ambitious and high-performing children’s services? Apply for this job
- Budget deficit warning over two unitary plan
- Warrington looking at security measures for staff over flag removal
- Reorganisation could break care services unless government gets reform right
- EXCLUSIVE: Surrey reorganisation decision delayed
- Sussex and Brighton Combined County Authority appoints chief executive
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