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29/06/2017Councils must push for shared services with wider public sector, says LGA

Shared services between councils have found £643m in overall efficien...

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29/06/2017Two combined authorities reveal new CEOs at cost of £300,000

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) and the Cambridgeshire and Pete...

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29/06/2017CCN: Still no place at the table for councils a year on from Brexit

County Councils have this week slammed Whitehall’s inability to engag...

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02/11/2015Councillors must be free to represent their electorate

Councillors are elected by people on the street, not some council official, so they should be able to represent, freely, their...

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17/08/2015Pay caps are robbing Peter to pay Paul

By capping pay increases, whilst the cost of living is still rising, will drive increasing numbers on lower pay scales into the poverty bracket...

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10/08/2015'Check-off' abolition

There seems to be another option, which would be that trade unions actually pay for the service to support direct deductions from pay. There would be...

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editor's comment

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 >

last word

National policies won’t fix local problems

Andrew Carter, the recently-appointed chief executive of Centre for Cities, argues that the new government will only succeed if it focuses on implementing policies that are adaptable to place-based more > more last word articles >

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26/06/2017HSCN: The enabler for a more joined-up public sector

Mark Hall, Chief Assurance Officer at Redcentric, discusses NHS Digital&rsq... more >

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Councillors should ignore ‘Stalinist’ ban on media contact – Pickles

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Long-term unemployed to work six months for free

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HIV treatment decision will ‘heap more pressure’ on public health – LGA

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19/06/2017Councillors celebrated in Queen’s Birthday Honours list 2017

A number of local government leaders and figures have been named in the Queen’s 2017 Birthday Honours list. The list recognises the achievements of people across a ... more >

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26/06/2017Innovation in commissioning services

Malcolm Harbour CBE, who wrote Parliament’s first report on innovatio... more >

26/06/2017Engaging the voluntary sector: how to make devolution a success

Paul Winyard, senior policy officer at the National Council for Voluntary O... more >

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public sector focus

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

PSE’s Luana Salles outlines everything health and care organisations ...

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

Official media partner PSE reports from this year’s European iteratio...

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

Mark Hall, Chief Assurance Officer at Redcentric, discusses NHS Digital&rsq...

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