Polling stations for 124 councils in England have opened this morning, taking place alongside a number of other elections across the country.
The local elections in Barnet have been branded a ‘shambles’, after the council sent out the wrong electoral lists to polling stations.
Simplify, standardise and share! Digital design principles for the future
William Eichler finds out if a more more standardised, digital approach could improve the delivery of local government services.
Unite has reluctantly signed up to the local government pay offer despite characterising it as ‘paltry’.
The average English council will need to pay £26m a year to fund the Government’s Right to Buy extension, housing charity warns.
Many voters think EU membership makes no difference to public services, despite evidence to the contrary, a new report argues.
Local forums set up to protect councils against cyber attacks are failing to work together to deal with the threat, council IT leaders have warned.
The NHS is providing a second-class service to thousands of people with dementia who live in care homes, charity claims.
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Leading technology company, telent, has unveiled its Plug and Play system in association with Transport for London's (TfL) innovation program. The state-of-the-art Plug and Play system has been developed to not only upgrade traffic signals and pedestrian crossings, but to drastically reduce disruption to London's road users.
Horsham DC turned to Calibre Secured Network Solutions for IT support and deliver a better WiFi service
With the coming months being an ideal time to stock up, Lely is offering end users a 10 percent discount on any Genuine Toro rotary blades bought from 1st to 31st May this year.