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REORGANISATION

Local government reorganisation: A genuine pause creates the conditions for a decision

By Kathy O'Leary | 27 October 2026

Kathy O'Leary looks at local government reorganisation and local plan delays, and says meaningful...

HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE

Put people, prevention and place at the centre

By Alison Barker | 27 October 2026

The message from senior officers’ group Solace is clear: adult social care reform, neighbourhood ...

LOCAL ECONOMIES

Opportunity knocks

By Sarah Longlands | 27 October 2026

What are the opportunities of local government reform to build inclusive economies, asks Sarah Lo...

DEVOLUTION

Devolution that delivers for children and families

By Jo Casebourne | 27 October 2026

The success of devolution should not be judged only by the powers transferred or the structures c...

HIGH STREETS

Take heart in the high street

By Susan Hinchcliffe | 26 October 2026

UK high streets can be revitalised through local leadership, long-term investment, mixed-use rege...

WORKFORCE

Gaining value from AI

By Ben White | 26 October 2026

Greater AI literacy can deliver more innovative solutions and tangible benefits, says Ben White.

DEVOLUTION

Why devolution needs locality

By Julia Smith | 22 October 2026

Julia Smith says Blaby DC sees every day the value of working closely with local people, and the ...

POLICY

Pervasive centralism continues

By Ian Miller | 22 October 2026

A lack of progress with the MHCLG’s review of fees and charges, and a conflict between changes to...

REWIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Local government: Taking the lead

By Dr Catherine Howe | 22 October 2026

As the sector awaits the arrival of a devolution White Paper expected to contain a blueprint for ...

REWIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Local state, national ambition

By Helen Bailey | 22 October 2026

In the latest in a series of articles looking at a reimagined role for local government in a rewi...

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Shared Planning Lawyer

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Are you a focused, enthusiastic team player who enjoys a varied and interesting caseload? Apply for this job

Broxbourne Borough Council

Families First Partnership Manager

£58,602 - £62,109

As Families First Partnership Manager, you will play a pivotal role in leading Nottingham’s Families First approach Apply for this job

Nottingham City Council

Assistant Director: Integrated Community Support

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