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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

A battle cry for strong councils

By Sir Ed Davey | 21 June 2022

Communities suffer when Government is centralised, says leader of the Lib Dems Sir Ed Davey – and...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Re-stitching a brighter future

By Robin Tuddenham | 21 June 2022

Robin Tuddenham says that for levelling up to be truly effective it must be led by those who are ...

FINANCE

The biggest event in the local government calendar returns

By Cllr James Jamieson | 21 June 2022

The sector is poised to gather next week at the LGA Annual Conference. Chairman Cllr James Jamies...

HEALTH

The right conversations are more powerful than structures

By Sheila Oxtoby | 21 June 2022

Tackling issues such as delayed hospital discharges is not about structures and powers, although ...

HOUSING

Home truths

By Sir Bob Neill | 21 June 2022

Sir Bob Neill says it’s vital that, with the Social Housing (Regulation) Bill having been introdu...

FINANCE

Finance is not the be-all and end-all of tackling some 'wicked' issues

By Adele Taylor | 21 June 2022

Adele Taylor travelled to Sierra Leone to run her first marathon, and in visiting projects there ...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Councils' problems are due to culture, not cash

By Heather Jameson | 21 June 2022

Heather Jameson says Max Caller is clear that the failures he has seen in local government are no...

IMMIGRATION

Refugee week: providing more than bricks and mortar

By Lourdes Debarry | 21 June 2022

Hounslow’s model of resettling refugees works because its overall aim is to make them proud resid...

LONDON COUNCILS

Renters' reforms will need strong local enforcement

By Cllr Darren Rodwell | 20 June 2022

The measures set out in the White Paper have the potential to secure far-reaching reforms and a d...

HOUSING

Harnessing the full benefits of home upgrades

By Fiona Duggan | 17 June 2022

Support for home upgrades will lower emissions and protect communities from the energy crisis, an...

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Executive Director of Place and Customer

up to £179,404 per annum

Shape the Future of Essex. Drive climate action. Deliver for our communities. Apply for this job

Essex County Council

Director of Social Work and Social Care

£100,731 to £104,625

You will join a values-driven senior leadership team, providing visible and responsive leadership. Apply for this job

Trafford Council

Senior School Improvement Advisor

£68,811.00 - £72,507.00 + 3 SPA, Grade LIA0, 37 hours, Permanent

An exciting opportunity to drive educational improvement for Children and Young People in Wakefield. Apply for this job

Wakefield Council

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frederica-diamanta

Executive Director of Place and Customer

up to £179,404 per annum

Shape the Future of Essex. Drive climate action. Deliver for our communities. Apply for this job

Essex County Council

Director of Social Work and Social Care

£100,731 to £104,625

You will join a values-driven senior leadership team, providing visible and responsive leadership. Apply for this job

Trafford Council

Senior School Improvement Advisor

£68,811.00 - £72,507.00 + 3 SPA, Grade LIA0, 37 hours, Permanent

An exciting opportunity to drive educational improvement for Children and Young People in Wakefield. Apply for this job

Wakefield Council

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