Tag: Public Sector Voices
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To mark International Women’s Day 2020, we speak to Julia Unwin DBE, whose remarkable career has seen her lead the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, and lead an inquiry into the future […]
6th March, 2020
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We meet Alison Haskins, who taught sewing in Lesotho before helping to revitalise a community in a diverse area of Yorkshire.
27th February, 2020
Community Power • Interview • Powerful Communities • Public Sector Voices
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Get to know Hannah Sloggett who revitalised an area of Plymouth through Nudge Community Builders, starting with a street party and going on to turn an empty pub into housing for single parents.
20th February, 2020
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Elizabeth Mitchell explains how Manchester City Council is creating a more inclusive city.
11th February, 2020
Economy and business • Inclusive Growth • Place building • Public Sector Voices
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No one can doubt the sincerity of Dame Sally Davies’s parting shot as Chief Medical Officer. Her report on child obesity crackles with frustration and fear at the horrendous cost […]
10th October, 2019
Health and social care • Public Health • Public Sector Voices • Public Services
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I am a veteran of all the many approaches to regeneration, and I can overcome insomnia naming them all. I was a fan of the Blair Government Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy […]
6th June, 2018
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Is the state still essentially a convenor of service provision – whether in house or indirectly delivered? Or does the future demand a different model altogether, which involves a more […]
29th May, 2018
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It’s interesting finding out what others think of your workplace. I searched for “Croydon” to try to get a sense of an outsider’s perspective. Recently, it was about how hard […]
11th January, 2018
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French government is stereotypically synonymous with strong centralisation and hierarchical structure. This means a comparatively weaker role for local authorities, with France ranked as the 13th least decentralised in the […]
18th August, 2017
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Do you remember the heady days of 2009? Back to one year PA (pre-Austerity), when Total Place pilots were busy mapping total spend across their areas, part of a Treasury […]
11th August, 2017
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1st January, 1970