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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
'Things will not get better: We need radical action'
By Neil McInroy | 12 February 2020
Neil McInroy argues that a crisis in children’s and adults’ services calls for ‘a new spirit of a...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Doing politics differently post-Brexit
By Claire Fox | 12 February 2020
Adults do not want to be treated like children to be nannied by the state, says Claire Fox – but ...
WHITEHALL
Sharing of powers is not devolution
By Ian Miller | 12 February 2020
District councils need a broader range of fiscal devolution, starting with the taxes, fees and ch...
CLIMATE CHANGE
The pressure is building to talk less about climate change and do more
By Anthony May | 12 February 2020
The incentives to act on tackling climate change are clear and present, but none of us has all th...
WHITEHALL
Ministers' revolving door leads to re-inventing the wheel syndrome
By Michael Burton | 12 February 2020
The high turnover of communities secretaries, junior ministers and civil servants in recent years...
NATIONAL AUDIT OFFICE
Let councils invest or pay up with funding
By Heather Jameson | 12 February 2020
Tighter controls on local government's investments may be on the way – but central Government wil...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Tackling familial sexual abuse needs a sustained approach
By Mark Rogers | 11 February 2020
Dealing with child sexual abuse in the family environment calls for informed, committed and resou...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Who you gonna call
By Blair McPherson | 10 February 2020
If an urgent problem emerges at a local authority, whose call should a senior director return fir...
DIGITAL
Acting now on standards will enable public sector to reap the benefits of AI
By Lord Jonathan Evans | 09 February 2020
Local authorities using AI will need to establish suitable governance mechanisms, and to be able ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Westminster's filling in nicely
By Cllr Rachael Robathan | 07 February 2020
Cllr Rachael Robathan reveals how Westminster City Council has employed creative solutions to del...
Developer
£50793 - £59756 per annum
Interviews will be held W/C 27th October 2025.*Experience the best of both worlds with our flexible hybrid working arrangements. Enjoy the freedom to Apply for this job
Head of Housing and Communities / Pennaeth Tai a Chymunedau
£99,947 - £102,952
At Denbighshire County Council, we’re proud of what we’ve achieved—and even more excited about what’s ahead. Apply for this job
SEND Improvement Service Manager
£69,037.00, Grade 15
This is a broad and high-impact role spanning several key statutory and strategic services across education and inclusion. Apply for this job
Developer
£50793 - £59756 per annum
Interviews will be held W/C 27th October 2025.*Experience the best of both worlds with our flexible hybrid working arrangements. Enjoy the freedom to Apply for this job
Head of Housing and Communities / Pennaeth Tai a Chymunedau
£99,947 - £102,952
At Denbighshire County Council, we’re proud of what we’ve achieved—and even more excited about what’s ahead. Apply for this job
SEND Improvement Service Manager
£69,037.00, Grade 15
This is a broad and high-impact role spanning several key statutory and strategic services across education and inclusion. Apply for this job
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