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RECRUITMENT
Who will lead reform while services keep running?
By Ryan Miller | 12 November 2026
Ryan Miller argues that reform will succeed or fail on the depth of leadership below the director, and asks what support those leaders need.
LATCOS
Build the future. Then deploy the technology.
By Isaac Vivian | 12 November 2026
Rhian Stone of Bolton Cares talks to Keystream Consulting's Isaac Vivian about how to get the mos...
SERVICE DELIVERY
Why insight should shape community infrastructure
By Natalie Gibson | 12 November 2026
Gaining an understanding of communities in essential to guiding investment in facilities, writes ...
WORKFORCE
Time to embrace neurodiversity in the workplace
By Matt Selwyn-Smith | 05 November 2026
A gap remains between awareness and effective implementation of support for neurodiverse employee...
RECRUITMENT
How HR can embrace the opportunities of AI
By Jason Wheatley | 05 November 2026
From AI adoption to workforce redesign, Jason Wheatley discusses the challenges ahead for the HR ...
REORGANISATION
Lessons of reform for UK councils from Down Under
By Emma Foy | 29 October 2026
Emma Foy looks at the experiences of Australia and New Zealand in major local government reorgani...
FUNDING
New research supports a credible alternative to PWLB borrowing
By Karl Harder | 29 October 2026
Citizen lending can help councils to save money while deepening engagement, writes Karl Harder.
RECRUITMENT
Why leaders need their people
By Manny Sandhu | 29 October 2026
Manny Sandhu outlines why the leaders who succeed are usually the ones who know who to ask, and t...
HOUSING
Decent Homes: the real challenge starts now
By Andrew Spencer | 22 October 2026
When it comes to housing, decency should be viewed as the baseline, not the ambition writes Andre...
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
Leadership for communities of the future
By Nicola Monk | 22 October 2026
Nicola Monk reports on a round table discussion of the ‘mega trends' faced by local government.
ENERGY
Modernising assets and reducing running costs with RE:FIT 5
By Huw Russell | 22 October 2026
The RE:FIT 5 framework helps councils to save money, reduce carbon and upgrade estates, writes Hu...
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Head of Democratic Services / Pennaeth Gwasanaethau Democrataidd
Salary £69,268 - £83,936 / Cyflog £69,268 - £83,936
Premium jobWe are keen to recruit an outstanding individual with proven track record... Apply for this job
Director of Adults Commissioning and Partnerships
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Shape the Future of Adult Care and Support in Nottingham Apply for this job
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