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Sir Bob Kerslake to head the Civil Service

Sir Bob Kerslake is to become the new head of the Civil Service following the retirement of the current incumbent, Sir Gus O’Donnell, at the end of the year.

Conwy appoints new chief executive

Iwan Davies has been appointed chief executive of Conwy County Borough Council

Council calls on people for new ALMO board

Cornwall Council is calling on people with relevant experience to put themselves forward for one of six places on a shadow board being set up to oversee the establishment of a new ALMO.

Cornwall figures show increase in those sleeping rough

A Cornwall wide survey carried out by Cornwall Council and its partners during May and June of this year has revealed an increase in the number of people who consider themselves to be sleeping rough, with 88 people saying that have slept out for more than a week.

South Cambridgeshire council employee wins Local Government Challenge

A senior policy officer at South Cambridgeshire District Council, has been crowned winner of this year's Local Government Challenge.

Civil servants think personal laptops raise security risks

A survey by Dods for global IT security and data protection firm Sophos has found that 68 per cent of UK civil servants think that there is a greater security risk when Government officers use personal laptops in the workplace, compared to using work laptops.

New research shows contracts not headcount key to government savings

UK civil servants indicate that headcount reduction is not the answer as they look to shared services and contract renegotiations to reduce IT overheads

Call for councils to do more to encourage use of renewable energy

Councils could be doing more to help save the planet, according to Matthew Criddle, head of eco insurance provider Naturesave.

Nottinghamshire council workers strike

Thousands of workers at Nottinghamshire County Council are due to stage a 24-hour strike today in protest at spending cuts and the threat of 1,000 job losses.

Call for councils to do more to encourage use of domestic renewable energy

The head of eco insurance provider, Naturesave, says councils could do more to help save the planet, by kick starting the adoption of renewable energy sources, like solar heating, in domestic environments.

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