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Community group funding for climate crisis projects
Wakefield Council is offering grant funding to community groups, as they look to tackle the climate crisis.
As part of plans to make the district’s...
Dan Benn Wed, 08/02/2023 - 12:42Wakefield roads to receive further investment if approved by cabinet
An investment of £13m will be provided by Wakefield Council to be put towards the improvement and maintenance of the district’s roads and footpaths...
Dan Benn Tue, 04/18/2023 - 13:12Public input needed for new homes plan in Wakefield
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With plans for 700 new homes in Wakefield being unveiled, the council want the input of locals to help develop the plans further.
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Webinar - EV charging maintenance and future-proofing: delivering for current and future demand 2025
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Digitalisation of the Public Sector 2025
The UK tech sector is projected to grow by £41.5 billion by 2025, creating 678,000 jobs. Councils spend £1-2 billion on IT annually, much of it on outdated systems. How can these funds drive real transformation and ensure staff are equipped for new tech?
