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27/05/2020Kirklees Council makes £250m Blueprint part of planning policy

Kirklees Council’s Cabinet gave the green light yesterday (May 26) fo...

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27/05/2020Moving Forward Together: Bristol council housing set for transformation

Bristol Council has announced that a new project, with the potential to tra...

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27/05/2020Council leaders call on Government to commit to HS2 East

Council leaders and business owners situated along the proposed ‘east...

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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

Devolution, restructuring and widespread service reform: from a journalist’s perspective, it’s never been a more exciting time to report on the public sector. That’s why I could not be more thrilled to be taking over the reins at PSE at this key juncture. There could not be a feature that more perfectly encapsulates this feeling of imminent change than the article James Palmer, mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, has penned for us on p28. In it, he highlights... read more >

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Prevention: Investing for the future

Rob Whiteman, CEO at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance (CIPFA), discusses the benefits of long-term preventative investment. Rising demand, reducing resource – this has been the r more > more last word articles >

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17/12/2018Artificial intelligence: the devil is in the data

It’s no secret that the public sector and its service providers need ... 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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17/03/2020What came first, the bad customer or the bad customer service?

Source: PSE Feb/March 20 Stephen Bahooshy, Senior Commissioning Manager and Nicky Selwyn, Carer and Service User Group Chair, Croydon Council. Here it is... more >