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News: 6 results for topic: Local government

Locality Improvement Advisers (LIAs) - Advert for Pool of Experts - closing date 29th October.

CLG is devolving a fund to Regional Improvement and Empowerment Partnerships (RIEPs), which can be used by partnerships and authorities to engage with a pool of experts to strengthen partnership working and the delivery of LAAs and MAA. The Local Improvement Advisers(LIAs) will give advice and support in particular service delivery and cross cutting themes (see below). Julian Morley, Director SW RIEP said, "The approach has been somewhat "sprung" on the RIEPs; commissioning our own ...   Read more... on "Locality Improvement Advisers (LIAs) - Advert for Pool of Experts - closing date 29th October."
Published: Friday, October 24, 2008
Category: Jobs
Topic: Local government

News from Communities and Local Government : Pioneering agency to drive forward housing and regeneration

The Government has today announced proposals for a new agency to deliver regeneration and housing in a major shake-up of the way it supports the delivery of new homes and develops mixed, sustainable communities in England. Read full news release.   Read more... on "News from Communities and Local Government : Pioneering agency to drive forward housing and regeneration"
Published: Thursday, January 18, 2007
Category: News From Creating Excellence
Topic: Local government

Strong and Prosperous Communities - Local Government White Paper Announced

On 26 October the Government announced its White Paper on the future of Local Government - Strong and prosperous communities. For more information and to download a copy of the White Paper please visit the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) web site.   Read more... on "Strong and Prosperous Communities - Local Government White Paper Announced"
Published: Friday, October 27, 2006
Category: News From Creating Excellence
Topic: Local government

Learning from CPA in 2005/06 report

This report brings together findings from recent Audit Commission assessments in support of the Commission's aim to share learning to support improvement in local councils. It examines where councils are making progress and where further work is needed. It also highlights some of the positive examples of what has been achieved. A companion web tool provides further examples of notable practice emerging from assessments. Since 2002 the Audit commission has used CPA as a tool to measure how well ...   Read more... on "Learning from CPA in 2005/06 report"
Published: Friday, September 01, 2006
Category: Learning
Topic: Local government

Local Strategic Partnerships Evaluation - A View of the Issues Raised

Creating Excellence's Head of Learning, Cherida Fletcher, has undertaken a review of the important evaluation of Local Strategic Partnerships, which was recently published by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM). Cherida was seeking to bring out the key issues as she explains. "It is important for Creating Excellence to understand the challenges for those involved in Local Strategic Partnerships so that we can ensure that our activity, where appropriate, addresses their needs." Creating ...   Read more... on "Local Strategic Partnerships Evaluation - A View of the Issues Raised"
Published: Monday, March 27, 2006
Category: Learning
Topic: Local government

What is local:vision?

A report was published recently by The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister on 'Citizen Engagement and Public Service: Why Neighbourhoods Matter'. The report focuses on two challenges facing this country: a) to secure sustainable improvements in our public services and b) to re-engage citizens with the institutions of government. The report provides a good outline of how these two issues are linked, how expectation of improved service delivery has come through seeing standards rising elsewhere ...   Read more... on "What is local:vision?"
Published: Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Category: News From Other Organisations
Topic: Local government



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