REORGANISATION
Delivering innovative services and reorganisation
By Paul Marinko | 30 April 2025
In an epoch-defining moment for local government, will reorganisation turbo charge innovation or will the added burden of restructuring scupper fledgling plans? Senior officers from around the sect...
REORGANISATION
Reforming and transforming
By Heather Jameson | 24 April 2025
As councils rush towards reorganisation, what are the lessons from past redesigns? Heather Jameso...
LEADERSHIP
The changing face of leadership
By Paul Marinko | 29 January 2025
As local government enters a period which is likely to create great change within the sector, wha...
AI
Fearing to tread but longing to learn
By Paul Marinko | 15 January 2025
A delicate balance between worries over risks and excitement at possibilities is shaping local go...
FINANCE
Local government: a case of Budget blues or burdens?
By Paul Marinko | 18 December 2024
With Labour now over the hurdle of its first Budget, local government has plenty to contemplate a...
SEND
Putting the children first
By Martin Ford | 23 October 2024
As part of the National Audit Office (NAO)’s study into Governmental support for children with sp...
WHITEHALL
What lies ahead for local government?
By Paul Marinko | 04 June 2024
With council coffers looking decidedly unhealthy, The MJ and Norse Group brought together senior ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
An uplifting social alliance
By Mark Whitehead | 26 March 2024
Young people with learning disabilities want to work, but more supported internships are needed. ...
WHITEHALL
Tackling homelessness
By Paul Marinko | 05 February 2024
Homelessness is piling pressure on squeezed council budgets. The MJ and the National Audit Office...
FINANCE
Is this the end of innovation?
By Paul Marinko | 10 January 2024
Is there a tendency among council members to play it safe and avoid risks? Norse Group and The MJ...
SOCIAL CARE
AI: The future for local government
By Heather Jameson | 08 November 2023
Last week, Rishi Sunak brought world leaders to Bletchley Park to focus on AI, but what will it m...
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Assistant Director of Housing
£81,174 – £89,956 per annum (pay award pending), plus relocation support
Reporting to the Director of Housing & Communities, the Assistant Director of Housing will lead York’s Housing portfolio Apply for this job
Head of Highways and Transportation
£86,196
North Tyneside Council is committed to delivering outstanding services to people and places across the borough. Apply for this job
Assistant Director – Culture & Regeneration
£83,954 - £107,849 pa
This is a great opportunity to shape the cultural and economic future of a diverse and historic region Apply for this job
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