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22/06/2017DCLG denies forcing out Kensington CEO following Grenfell Tower tragedy

The chief executive of Kensington and Chelsea council has resigned from his £187,000-a-year role after growing criticism over the local authority’s response to the Grenfell Tower trag... more >

13/06/2017Council hit with £100,000 fine for data protection lapse

A council has this week been slapped with a £100,000 fine by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) after a cyber-attack exposed sensitive personal information about its employee... more >

12/06/2017NLGN: Rebuilding council trust a key priority as Javid stays in cabinet

Sajid Javid has retained his position in the cabinet as communities secretary following Thursday’s general election which saw the Tory’s lose their majority in the House of Commons. ... more >

23/06/2017Gloucester City considers co-locating with county council

A local authority is looking to rel... more >

23/06/2017Birmingham council reveals ICT partnership to deliver £43m savings

A new partnership proposal that is ... more >

23/06/2017Court rules government blocking of pension divestment boycotts unlawful

The government acted unlawfully by ... more >

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23/06/2017A supplier network fit for an integrated sector

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15/06/2017Shared Services & Outsourcing Week: taking the leap

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14/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

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14/06/2017‘The HSCN is the realisation of industry best practice’

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13/06/2017Future public health leaders will be system leaders

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24/05/2017G-Cloud 9: Choosing the right supplier for your cloud communications

James Passingham, chief technical officer at Foehn...

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28/04/2017Improving engagement and trust

Tracie Evans, chief operating officer at Haringey...

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25/04/2017A period of inevitable risk

Dr Daniel Dresner, information and cyber security...

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25/04/2017Using data to enhance public services

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21/04/2017The Peoples Powerhouse: Breaking the mould

Despite its many brilliant female leaders, the...

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25/04/2017Maintaining the momentum for further devolution

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13/04/2017New social care funding misses the point

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01/03/2017Leading transformational change through procurement

Liz Welton, chair of the Society of Procureme... more >

20/12/2016McMahon: I worry that the public are not part of the devolution conversation

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23/06/2017Police governance and service delivery in the 21st century

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23/06/2017The future of localism

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23/06/2017Maximising scarce resources

Mick Endsor, a research associate a... more >

23/06/2017Managing grey fleet: the key to unlock electric vehicle use?

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As PSE went to press, we were days away from finding out which political party or parties would be leading the country following Theresa May’s decision to call a snap general election for 8 June. Whoever enters the door at No.10, irrelevant of their political colour, is faced with serious challenges, from social care to the NHS, housing to the economy, and, of course, the all-consuming and imminent Brexit negotiations which will have ramifications for generations to... read more >

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latest public sector news

22/06/2017DCLG denies forcing out Kensington CEO following Grenfell Tower tragedy

13/06/2017Council hit with £100,000 fine for data protection lapse

12/06/2017NLGN: Rebuilding council trust a key priority as Javid stays in cabinet

23/06/2017Gloucester City considers co-locating with county council

23/06/2017Birmingham council reveals ICT partnership to deliver £43m savings

23/06/2017Court rules government blocking of pension divestment boycotts unlawful

public sector focus

23/06/2017A supplier network fit for an integrated sector

15/06/2017Shared Services & Outsourcing Week: taking the leap

14/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

14/06/2017‘The HSCN is the realisation of industry best practice’

13/06/2017Future public health leaders will be system leaders

24/05/2017G-Cloud 9: Choosing the right supplier for your cloud communications

28/04/2017Improving engagement and trust

25/04/2017A period of inevitable risk

25/04/2017Using data to enhance public services

21/04/2017The Peoples Powerhouse: Breaking the mould

interviews

25/04/2017Maintaining the momentum for further devolution

13/04/2017New social care funding misses the point

01/03/2017Leading transformational change through procurement

20/12/2016McMahon: I worry that the public are not part of the devolution conversation

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23/06/2017Police governance and service delivery in the 21st century

23/06/2017The future of localism

23/06/2017Maximising scarce resources

23/06/2017Managing grey fleet: the key to unlock electric vehicle use?

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