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Whitehall must work more with frontline services as part of plans to move offices from London, says Georgia Gould

In this article, Prof. Donna Hall and Andrew Laird recognise the challenge now faced by public service leaders and set out a positive set of “shifts” to re-establish trust and partnership with citizen...

In this article, Prof. Donna Hall and Andrew Laird recognise the challenge now faced by public service leaders and set out a positive set of “shifts” to re-establish trust and partnership with citizen...

The system is dying from the middle, but there’s vitality at the periphery

Integrated care boards have been told to significantly strengthen the drive to ensure that potential GP referrals are first scrutinised by hospital consultants.

Around 1,700 children are referred to children’s social care services every day in England, underlining the need for an adequate long term funding solution in the Spending Review and a cross-governmen...

The sector, which had been set a target to reduce spillages by 40%, needs ‘radical reform’, campaigners say

Rob Moss examines eight potential new equality laws, including race and disability equal pay rules and dual discrimination claims.

This long-read article by Andrew Laird and Prof. Donna Hall sets out a new way of considering public money across a “place” and provides indicative examples of the cashable savings that could be made ...

This long-read article by Andrew Laird and Prof. Donna Hall sets out a new way of considering public money across a “place” and provides indicative examples of the cashable savings that could be made ...

More than one in seven UK employees have experienced workplace abuse, according to a wide-ranging survey into the world of work.

Exclusive: Councils say multibillion-pound debts caused by years of overspends on special educational needs support

Ross Murray discusses some of the commissioning cycle in the children's placement market and considers strategies to improve practice.The way local authorities commission children's care placements ha...

The Reform leader makes the comments on the role of women in the workplace at an event in Westminster.

ALT: a man wearing a top hat and a vest is standing in front of a pile of rocks ..

The spending watchdog’s says it was not provided with an analysis of how the reforms could boost employment

The tribunal ruling will have massive implications for those who sit on trust boards across England.

The Government is planning “catastrophic” cuts that experts say will force disabled people into poverty. Don’t think that’s right? Add your name now.

Abstract. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of public health leadership. Yet, while there were many inspirational examples, too often, it wa

JVT tells LGC councils ‘did the hard yards’ during covid but their public health role is undermined ...