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23/10/2017More than half of Conservative councillors concerned about children service cuts

Over 50% of Conservative Party councillors surveyed in a recent poll have s...

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23/10/2017Making the devolution revolution work

It’s time we take the politics out of devolution to ensure deals are ...

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23/10/2017United we stand, divided we fall

David Pearson, Nottinghamshire County Council’s corporate director of...

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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

A lot has happened since the last edition of PSE was published. In particular, the snap general election delivered an astounding result that many of the pollsters and political experts could not have predicted when Theresa May initially called for it back in April. Chris Painter, Professor Emeritus at Birmingham City University, provides a fascinating analysis of the campaign, and assesses the aftermath of the election on pages 26-28. It is a must-read article. During the... read more >

last word

The importance of openness after Grenfell

Following the recent Grenfell Tower tragedy, Lord Porter, chairman of the LGA, argues that if the public are going to have faith in the safety testing process then everything must be out in the open more > more last word articles >

interviews

30/06/2017‘The HSCN is the realisation of industry best practice’

Keith Smith, public sector business development manager at Virgin Media Bus... more >

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most commented

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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the raven's daily blog

16/10/2017Tower Hamlets taking steps to reverse the decline of LGBT+ venues

Tower Hamlets council has recently confirmed that the former site of a popular gay bar, the Joiners Arms, must include an LGBT+ club for the next 25 years. Many people wi... more >

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23/10/2017Making the devolution revolution work

It’s time we take the politics out of devolution to ensure deals are ... more >

23/10/2017United we stand, divided we fall

David Pearson, Nottinghamshire County Council’s corporate director of... more >

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public sector focus

23/10/2017Bridging the Gap

Guy Battle, CEO of Social Value Portal, dispels the six big myths surroundi...

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11/09/2017Make the census meaningful again

Advertisement Feature: Christopher Gallagher, Public Sector – SAS,...

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30/08/2017Time to revisit community engagement and rebuild trust

The Grenfell Tower disaster revealed a number of sizeable flaws in building...

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