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PLANNING

The logistics blame game must stop

By Robin Woodbridge | 30 September 2021

The logistics sector can help to meet demand for both doorstep deliveries and jobs, but not witho...

SOCIAL CARE

Expect tax double whammy on residents to pay for social care

By Sir Stephen Houghton | 30 September 2021

After a long wait, the Government’s announcements offer nothing for local authorities or the care...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Bringing on the bad news

By Blair McPherson | 30 September 2021

Councillors have stopped worrying about unpopular decisions and probably to the surprise of many ...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Respect, Standards and Freedom of Expression

By Nick Graham | 30 September 2021

In the main, councillors should not fear being disciplined or called to account for their sincere...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Inflation: mitigating the risks to deliver recovery

By Alastair Gamage | 30 September 2021

Alastair Gamage says that while we are now dealing with rapid inflation, public sector organisati...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Building forward in local government 

By Pauline Yau | 30 September 2021

Failure by the Government to recognise the great strides councils have made harnessing the positi...

SOCIAL CARE

Unpicking the health and care levy: considerations for social care

By Oliver Brown | 30 September 2021

Oliver Brown says the plans for long term reform of social care leave unanswered questions -  and...

HUMAN RESOURCES

A critical juncture for integration

By Chris Barrow | 29 September 2021

While the media spotlight is heavily focusing on health and social care, it is vital to incorpora...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Domestic violence and its betrayal

By Stephen Young | 29 September 2021

The Domestic Abuse Act could and should have gone further ‘particularly and most notably around f...

SOCIAL CARE

Overprotected? – powers of attorney and deputyship

By Saara Idelbi | 29 September 2021

Britney Spears’ conservatorship has thrown the spotlight on the powers of the court to impose res...

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Chief Executive

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Premium jobNorth Yorkshire Council is seeking an exceptional leader to become our next Chief Executive. Apply for this job

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Chief Executive

£competitive

We are looking for an exceptional senior leader with a strong record of leading change Apply for this job

National Association of Local Councils

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up to £121,526 + a monthly car allowance of £200 per month + fringe allowance of £753 per annum

You will lead a broad and influential portfolio including finance, revenues and benefits, procurement, audit, risk, insurance and corporate fraud. Apply for this job

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