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FINANCE
Don't throw out the rule book with the bath water
By Michael Burton | 05 December 2018
Like all complainants, the Local Government Ombudsman is both a nuisance and an asset, but his la...
FINANCE
Pressing on with spending plans despite uncertainty
By Tony Kirkham | 04 December 2018
Newcastle City Council has just launched its medium-term plan for consultation, says Tony Kirkham...
THIRD SECTOR
Let's rebuild support for our voluntary bodies
By John Tizard | 04 December 2018
Something is not right in the state of the relationship between local government and the voluntar...
FINANCE
An independent view of finances is crucial
By Heather Jameson | 04 December 2018
With the final settlement, budget-setting and the Spending Review all on the horizon, an independ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Court of Appeal Faraday Judgment: An amber light for unprocured development joint ventures
By Kavita Roy | 04 December 2018
The Faraday judgment does not mean that councils cannot proceed with unprocured development schem...
FINANCE
Another week of guessing games is time wasted
By Andrew Carter | 03 December 2018
For people living and working in cities another week of guessing games about who will stay the co...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Let's develop a Team Midlands approach
By Simon Dale | 03 December 2018
For years the regions looked at the success of Greater Manchester as a benchmark, but in a short...
FINANCE
Spending Review must factor Brexit's impact on GDP
By Michael Burton | 28 November 2018
Despite economists rubbishing claims that savings on EU contributions post-Brexit could be divert...
HOUSING
What about that medium term financial strategy?
By Jill Penn | 28 November 2018
Any future funding settlement needs to recognise homelessness and problem prevention in some way,...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
Denial won't make cash-poor councils' problems vanish
By Heather Jameson | 28 November 2018
It must be nice to be Melanie Dawes, to live a life of optimism and confidence. Few senior counci...
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- Rayner orders review of local government reorganisation
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- Devolution is transforming transport and more in the Liverpool City Region
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Head of Property and Regeneration
£91,558 - £104,327
We are seeking to appoint an outstanding and experienced professional as Head of Property and Regeneration Apply for this job
Chief Executive
Competitive
Camden Learning is a pioneering schools-led partnership bringing together 57 schools. Apply for this job
Service Manager, Children in Care
£60,532 - £63,895 per annum
This is a pivotal role, created to provide dedicated leadership and advocacy for children in care Apply for this job
- Rayner orders review of local government reorganisation
- Devolution: moving power from Whitehall to local government
- Scottish local government system to be overhauled
- Devolution is transforming transport and more in the Liverpool City Region
- Replumbing Britain's growth model: how to unlock place-based investment
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