Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
The local election results exposed England’s broken electoral system yet again, says Willie Sullivan of the Electoral Reform Society
Phil Wild shares his view on why focusing on infrastructure and consumer communication is the way forward for local councils
Rob McGreal, work-related stress policy lead at the Health & Safety Executive highlights the organisation’s do’s and don’ts for work-related stress
What changes are secure data destruction companies seeing as a result of GDPR? The British Security Industry Association explores
Using surveillance technology, how do you make the move from safe city to smart city in these cash-strapped times?
Traditionally, Manchester is a city associated with the industrial revolution, music and sport. However, Marketing Manchester says they don’t tell the whole story
The Association of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems UK address the use of drones in public services
Jaise Kuriakose explains the terms ‘net zero’ and ‘carbon neutrality’, and how these are being used to set greenhouse gas mitigation targets
Rick Green sets out how this increased investment still falls short of the amount needed to maintain local roads to target conditions
Mike Foster, chief executive of the EUA, looks at what the government must do to lift households out of fuel poverty and cold, damp homes
Oliver Cook looks at the way government is adopting robotics and automation, as well as the opportunities the technology will provide
Steve Durbin details how organisations can increase their cyber resilience profile over the next twelve months
Fay Holland, from national community charity Groundwork, looks at the benefits of investing in our community spaces
The Government’s landmark Resources and Waste strategy needs continued ambition to ensure success, says Maddy Haughton-Boakes
With more than 16 million square metres of property owned by the UK government, public sector buildings are now under scrutiny by UKATA
To unlock the prosperity of urban areas the government must address a lack of funding for local authorities, writes Andrew Carter
Children are increasingly sedentary on their screens. And with dwindling free outdoor play provision, investment in playgrounds is key to averting a major crisis, writes Mark Hardy
The third Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework has been designed to support the public sector in its digital transformation of services
