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.
Estimates suggest it would cost on average £69 million per council to repair their local road networks, but how are authorities addressing the pothole issue?
Does your commercial building have an asbestos management survey? Craig Evans, general manager at the UKATA, explores
Developments in IaaS is encouraging more public sector IT managers to reconsider their platform options. Paul Timms explains why
Sarah Hughes, chief executive of the Centre for Mental Health, looks at mental health in the workplace and how to work towards long-term change
Having a network of collaborative leaders is essential to leading whole system change, write Oliver Excell and Tony Wood
Dr Sue Wolfe provides us a review of government policy and explains how drones are being used to revolutionise some public services
Gavin Hepburn, director at ATG Access, describes the importance of ensuring the public is kept safe during the UK’s Chinese New Year celebrations
Roy Hathaway, Europe Policy Advisor at the Environmental Services Association, considers the prospects for the UK waste-to-energy sector post-Brexit
In its annual review, the NCSC reported preventing a total of 79,567 attacks. But how successful has the organisation been? David Warburton discusses
Terry Storrar explains why cultural change is central to digital transformation projects in the public sector
Russell Beattie looks at some of the ways in which the heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry is contributing in the push towards energy efficiency
Lesley Balkham explains how the Health & Safety Executive is working with industry to tackle risk in the construction sector
The local government sector can no longer ignore the importance of web accessibility, says Hilary Stephenson
Investing in cycling infrastructure and enabling more people to get around by is one of the best ways to revitalise towns and city centres, writes Rachel White
Dundee has been described as ‘leading the way’ with its electrical vehicle infrastructure making it one of the most EV-friendly places in the UK. Rebecca Wallace explains why
Alice Maynard, chair of NICE's guideline committee, discusses new social care guidance and how to provide a positive care experience
The future of local government is unclear, with 2018 beginning amid the same financial uncertainty. GB takes a look back at our top read features from last year
In an age of cyber crime, ransomware and identity theft, Reigate & Banstead Borough Council is taking the lead in tackling fraud, financial crime and money laundering
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