Income generation | LocalGov


Collecting with care during a cost of living crisis 18/11/2022 Sean Sutton argues ethical collections and improving customer relationships are key to how local authorities operate.
Council sets up development company following collapse of contractor 07/11/2022 Bolsover District Council has agreed to set up a new development company after its preferred contractor, Woodhead Construction, went into administration.
Council to take legal action over 200,000 parking payments 14/10/2022 Worcester City Council is planning to take legal action against the car park operator Flowbird over delayed customer repayments.
Talks held over council's debt concern 05/07/2022 Woking BC has held ‘positive and constructive’ talks with the Government amid ministerial concerns about the sustainability of the authority’s debts.
DLUHC 'almost wilfully blind' to state of local government finances warn MPs 31/01/2022 A ‘chronic’ lack of funding for council services amid soaring demand means many communities face a ‘long slog’ out of the COVID-19 pandemic, MPs warned today.
Council-backed energy firm close to collapse 05/01/2022 Together Energy, which is 50% owned by Warrington Council, is close to running out of funding, according to reports.
Councils urged to 'sharpen commercial edge' 15/06/2021 A new report has argued that allowing councils to sharpen their commercial edge will ‘unlock immense latent place potential’ and help ‘galvanise recovery’.
Council tax collection deficit hits £500m 27/05/2021 Councils will need ‘additional help from taxpayers’ to balance their books, the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy has warned.
New guidance on council-owned companies to be published 21/05/2021 Councils will soon be issued guidance on governance arrangements for local authority trading companies (LATCs) by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA).
Over £5bn raised through sale of surplus public land 08/02/2021 The Government has exceeded its target of raising £5bn by 2020 through the sale of surplus public sector land by almost £200m.
Proposal for stronger local government Prudential Code 02/02/2021 Proposals to strengthen the Prudential Code and prevent local authorities from borrowing to generate yield have been put forward by CIPFA.
More than 100 local authorities bid to save £1bn by 2022 03/12/2020 More than 100 local authorities have joined a new initiative that aims to save £1bn by September 2022.
Maximising income from car parks 23/10/2020 Ron Buck explores the different ways councils are making the most of their parking facilities as a means of driving revenue.
How local authorities can make money from energy 28/09/2020 Stephen Stead explains how councils can use their existing assets to generate new revenue streams.
Corporate property generates £5m for Ashford BC 25/09/2020 Corporate property generated £5m for Ashford Borough Council in the past year, an annual review has revealed.
Councils call for clarity on income guarantee 17/07/2020 Council leaders have urged the Government to provide further details on the promised compensation for loss of income due to the pandemic.
Jenrick announces more cash, income compensation and tax delay 02/07/2020 Local government secretary Robert Jenrick has announced more cash and new ways councils will be reimbursed for income lost as a result of coronavirus.
IFS urges government to relax the rules on council finance amid crisis 22/06/2020 Finance experts have called on the Government to temporarily relax rules that prevent councils borrowing to cover day-to-day spending as they deal with the coronavirus crisis.
Councils call for £5bn 'income guarantee' 18/05/2020 England's largest councils are calling on the Government to provide a £5bn 'income guarantee to avoid them having to declare insolvency during the coronavirus pandemic.
Smarter buildings create smarter revenue 30/03/2020 Richard Morris outlines how smart buildings are adding value for councils and their tenants.
Flybe collapse hits council-owned airports 05/03/2020 The airline entered administration this morning, leading to the grounding of all flights.
Minimum ‘basic’ income trial reports mixed results 26/02/2020 A pilot scheme assessing the impact of a minimum ‘basic’ income on poverty and inequality improves well-being but financial insecurities remain.
The media should start to trust councils on commercialism 17/02/2020 In light of the recent headlines on councils’ £6bn-plus property 'spending spree', and recent criticism of advertising on council websites, Lloyd Clark asks why councils are still criticised for trying to raise revenue.
Councils save £100m through sector-led improvements 20/08/2019 Councils have saved more than £100m in the past year by using the Local Government Association’s sector-led improvement (SLI) offer.
Council-owned solar farm generates £1.2m for frontline services 14/08/2019 One of the largest local authority owned solar farms in the UK has exceeded expectations and generated more than £1.5m of income in its third year – around £100,000 more than anticipated.
Councils set to make £1bn profit from parking 01/07/2019 Local authorities in England are predicting that they will make £913m of profit from their parking activities this financial year, although the real figure might be nearer £1bn.
Council buys two buildings in £5m deal 24/05/2019 Mid Sussex District Council has agreed to purchase two commercial buildings to generate new rental income.
Councils raise £242m from parking permit applications 10/05/2019 Local authorities have raised hundreds of millions of pounds over the last three years thanks to applications for parking permits, according to a new study.
Council buys office to generate income 15/04/2019 South Cambridgeshire DC has made a £13m investment in a high-quality office building to generate an initial net return of around 5.6%.
Welsh council buys leisure park for £21m 12/03/2019 Monmouthshire County Council has purchased the freehold of Newport Leisure Park for £21m.
Councils set for £1bn parking income 11/03/2019 Latest trends suggest councils in England could be set for a £1bn parking income by the end of the decade.
The top ten things for local government to be aware of in 2019 11/01/2019 2019 looks set to be a year of interesting challenges and opportunities for local government. Tiffany Cloynes and Clare Hardy offer their predictions for the year ahead.
Ministers play down commercialisation 'crackdown' 10/01/2019 Ministers have played down the prospect of a widespread crackdown on councils that borrow for commercial reasons.
Shopping for retail sites 09/01/2019 James Duncan explains why investing in retail sites could help councils diversify their income streams.
Finance settlement: Government floats commercialisation crackdown 13/12/2018 Whitehall is considering a crackdown on councils that excessively borrow for commercial reasons as it continues to restrict council tax rises.
Mayor agrees to buy airport in £40m deal 05/12/2018 Durham Tees Valley Airport (DTVA) looks set to be brought back into public ownership as part of a £40m deal.
Investing to earn strategy 18/09/2018 Robbie Blackhurst finds out how local authorities can follow the example of Liverpool City Council by adopting an ‘invest to earn’ strategy.
Council-owned company to bring drone services in-house 10/09/2018 Oxford Direct Services is to become the first council-owned organisation to bring drone services in-house to save time and money.
Assets: A new source of revenue 04/09/2018 A new report has outlined the three main risks councils face when investing in commercial property. Mark Whitehead reports.
Shopping centres: buyer beware 20/08/2018 With councils spending record amounts on buying shopping centres, what risk is this exposing the sector to? Mark Whitehead investigates.
Exclusive: Councils investing record amounts in shopping centres 20/08/2018 Councils are continuing to spend record amounts of money buying up shopping centres, the latest figures show.
Council accused of 'putting public money at risk' over shopping centre investment 15/08/2018 A district council has been accused of putting public money at risk in a 35-year deal to lease a shopping centre from a commercial development company.
The scale of council investment in commercial property 04/07/2018 A new study has revealed local authorities have invested £3.8bn in commercial property to save struggling town centres. Dr Steve Norris and Ed Cooke report on the findings.
Councils warn about assessing risk of commercial projects 26/06/2018 Councils are failing to understand the full risk implications when engaging in commercial activities, a new survey has warned.
Councils making £74m a year from garden waste charges 25/06/2018 More than half of UK councils have introduced charges for garden waste collection totalling almost £74m a year, according to new research.
Councils sell off 4,000 public buildings a year, FOI requests reveal 19/06/2018 Local authorities have sold-off thousands of public buildings and spaces to private developers in order to cover the loss of central Government funding, charity finds.
Unleashing our commercial potential 14/06/2018 Ken Lyon explains how Birmingham City Council is harnessing its considerable assets and skills to generate extra income.
Council buys shopping centre for £14.8m 14/06/2018 Bolton Council has completed the purchase of the Crompton Place shopping centre for £14.8m.
Council drops plans to sell 10% of its parks 12/06/2018 Knowsley Council has agreed to drop proposals to sell 10% of the borough’s parks.
Northamptonshire set to sell county hall 05/06/2018 Northamptonshire County Council plans to sell its county hall and sub-let parts of its corporate headquarters to generate extra income.
Council to buy Liverpool Central Shopping Centre 24/05/2018 Liverpool City Council is set to buy Liverpool Central Shopping Centre in a bid to earn £4.3m over the first five years.
New Oxford City Council trading companies commit to deliver £10.4m 03/04/2018 The commercial division of Oxford City Council has announced it plans to deliver over £10m in value back to the council by setting up two wholly-owned local authority trading companies.
North Yorkshire launches council-owned law firm 21/03/2018 North Yorkshire County Council has become the first local authority in the North to trade its legal services.
Some councils 'hiding' cost of waste collection on their websites 20/03/2018 Although three-quarters of councils now charge for garden waste collections, less than half of council websites provide a good or very good service for this task, a new survey has revealed.
New retail park to generate £1m a year for council 02/03/2018 A new retail park in Portsmouth will generate £1m per year for the city council in rental income.
Council launches new housing repairs company 06/02/2018 Around 450 staff have transferred to a new housing repairs and maintenance company owned by Stoke-on-Trent City Council.
Council to sell brand new £53m headquarters 25/01/2018 A council has decided to sell off its £53m newly opened headquarters in order to cover social care costs.
Your local government guide to starting a film office service 23/01/2018 Karen Everett outlines the seven steps councils should take to attract more filming to their local area.
Technology and the public sector 2018 15/01/2018 Jos Creese outlines some key technology trends councils should focus on in 2018.
Top 100: Our most popular local government stories of 2017 13/12/2017 From council pay to the Housing White Paper, here is a run-down of the 100 most popular stories on LocalGov during 2017.
Why are we here? 11/12/2017 An increased drive for commercialism is forcing many council chiefs to re-assess the fundamental role of local authorities in an age of austerity. Rod Penman reports.
Manchester Airports Group reports strong profit increase 08/12/2017 The largely local-authority owned Manchester Airports Group has posted strong growth in its profits after a 'record breaking' summer season.
Using local authority powers effectively 10/11/2017 Recent case law has shown the importance of local authorities acting within their powers and meeting any associated requirements. Tiffany Cloynes reports.
A prudent investment 24/10/2017 Tony Martin explains why local authorities are making logical and prudent investment decisions when expanding their commercial property portfolios.
Council-owned company purchases first property 18/09/2017 A council-owned property investment company has purchased its first property in an investment which promises an income of over £200,000 a year.
Councils to boost revenues collection with real-time intelligence 14/09/2017 Find out why authorities are investing in innovative new technology that provides up to date intelligence that sits alongside their own data, helping them make more informed decisions on recovery and forecasting.
Council buys back Blackpool airport in £4m deal 13/09/2017 Blackpool Council has purchased Blackpool Airport site in a £4.25m deal.
How councils can create a property portfolio 05/07/2017 James Routledge argues the case for councils investing in property and provides some tips on how to succeed.
Councils spent £1bn on property assets last year to boost income 04/07/2017 Local authorities spent more than £1bn acquiring property in 2016 as a way of generating new revenue, according to a new report published today.
Council sets its sights on £75m property portfolio 23/06/2017 Gloucester City Council is to set up a board to raise money by buying and selling properties.
Revenue generation by councils 20/06/2017 Tiffany Cloynes outlines different strategies local authorities can adopt to help generate new revenue streams, including charging and trading.
Council offers street naming rights to local firms for £20,000 01/06/2017 Local businesses will be given the opportunity to sponsor new street names in Moray after the council approved the revenue generating plan.
District council spends £45m on research park 16/05/2017 A local authority in Essex has invested millions in a research park in the hope it will provide a ‘stable income stream’ as central Government cuts council funding.
Social housing is becoming ‘increasingly commercialised’, says study 20/04/2017 The social housing sector has become ‘increasingly commercialised’ as housing associations look for new ways to make money, report find.
Councils to be banned for charging parkruns to use parks 18/04/2017 Councils could be banned from charging parkruns to use public parks, under new proposals unveiled by the Government.
Bridging the capital divide in local government 17/01/2017 Gwyn Llewellyn calls on councils to think more broadly about their financing options to enable them to invest and fuel economic growth.
Council to spend £30m on acquiring stake in new bank 12/01/2017 Warrington council is to spend £30m on buying a 33% stake in a new bank in order to lend more to small businesses.
Councils: a new class of investor 20/12/2016 Caroline Walker explains why local authorities are steadily emerging as the ‘new investor class’ in the wake of Brexit.
Wightlink ferry deal to generate £2m a year for council 12/12/2016 An innovative new finance deal is expected to generate millions of pounds for Portsmouth City Council.
Reading BC to sign off further £10.5m in cuts 28/11/2016 Reading BC is set to sign off another £10.5m in efficiency savings as the local authority aims to fill a £42m funding gap.
London council launches regeneration trading company 17/11/2016 A new company dedicated to accelerating economic growth has been set up by the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham.
Welsh councils should think ‘strategically’ about charging for services 10/11/2016 Local authorities are not using all the options at their disposal to generate income because of weaknesses in their policies and in how they use data, auditors say.
Liverpool to sell off historical premises to balance budget 28/10/2016 Liverpool City Council has announced it is selling its former administrative headquarters in a bid to find £90m in savings over the next three years.
Council launches new property and investment company 19/09/2016 Reigate & Banstead Borough Council has agreed plans to set up a new commercial property and investment company.
Scottish council to review 120 functions 30/08/2016 The Highland Council is preparing to review over a hundred council functions to identify ‘efficiencies and cost reductions’.
District buys solar farm for new revenue source 19/08/2016 Forest Heath District Council has purchased the largest local authority-owned solar farm in the UK, which will generate income of up to £700,000 per year.
Tamworth launches income generating strategy 21/06/2016 Tamworth Borough Council has approved a new Commercial Investment Strategy (CIS) to help generate income and become more financially self-sufficient.
The road to self-sufficiency 13/04/2016 William Eichler takes a closer look at Essex County Council's journey to generate income through traded services.
Council company to provide 'intermediate' rental housing 07/04/2016 A new council-owned housing company offering affordable rents is to be set up in Camden.
Councils can raise cash by selling surplus assets 11/03/2016 Under new rules councils will be able to spend any revenues they generate from selling surplus assets on public services, communities minister Marcus Jones announced today.
Havant council sets up joint venture company 10/03/2016 Havant Borough Council is setting up a joint venture to deliver environmental and operational services in the borough.
Aesthetics and emotions – a new game plan for regeneration 22/02/2016 Highlighting the outstanding results of a transformational project in the capital, Sam Neal discusses how vision, collaboration and emotional engagement in the regeneration process can deliver far-reaching social and commercial benefits.
Shropshire Council to close its trading company 18/02/2016 Shropshire Council has decided to close its company ip&e Limited after it failed to make enough profit.
Bevvy levy could prove a decent new funding stream for struggling councils 12/02/2016 A small Slovenian town has hit upon an ingenious scheme to increase revenues, attract tourists, and get them very, very drunk: a beer fountain.
Local government in Wales – where next? 11/02/2016 James Downe reflects on the process of local government reform in Wales, and offers some thoughts about the future.
Havant unveils plans to switch key services to new company 21/01/2016 A council in Hampshire is planning to set up a joint venture company to run its services in a deal believed to be the first of its kind in the south of England.
Councils less optimistic about coping with future cuts 20/01/2016 A new report has revealed that councils are less optimistic about coping with upcoming cuts than they were in dealing with reductions over the past six years.
Council’s new property company projected to raise £600,000 per year 04/12/2015 A Somerset council has agreed to proceed with plans to set up a new property company that they project will raise £600,000 per annum by 2019.
Councils launch company to deliver services to schools 02/12/2015 A company providing services to more than 300 schools has been launched by two councils in the north-west.
West Midlands signs devolution deal 17/11/2015 A devolution deal for the West Midlands has been agreed, which includes £1bn of Government investment and an elected mayor.

Addressing regional inequalities

Andrew Borland, Chief Innovation Officer at the Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC), University of Liverpool discusses the importance of levelling up for growth.

Banning urban pesticide use

RSPB and PAN are working on a letter from local councillors calling on the Government to introduce a national ban on urban pesticide use. Find out more below.

Most Popular News

Campaigners publish council ‘rich list’

Toolkit to support gender-questioning children 'unlawful'

Councils face £332m youth homelessness shortfall

Defra withholds £6m of air quality funding

Trade union law ‘nullifies’ right to strike, court rules

New Products

Connected Urban: CU Phosco Lighting set to revolutionise Smart City Infrastructure with Innovative Smart Pole launch

New partnership helps local authorities plan active travel and low carbon projects

Glasdon Jubilee™ Duo 220: Combining the Best of Both Worlds

Handy to launch partnership with AVA pressure washer specialist at Glee

New front door opening litter bin

New safeguarding software to transform collaboration between councils and schools

Cadcorp SIS 9.1 released

Vent-Axia launches Net Zero Retrofit Solution for social housing

Vent-Axia’s new Lo-Carbon Calido combats mould and recovers heat

Collecting Food Waste with XL Bin

Innovative and versatile people counting

Tough Patch® repairs dangerous pothole on M180

Vent-Axia’s Tempra Tackles Condensation and Mould and Energy Bills this Winter

Transforming the helpdesk experience in local government

Stand-alone cycle and e-scooter counting from Traffic Technology Ltd

Hydro International unveils the next-generation modular Downstream Defender® Select

Leading air quality monitor now with gas sensors

HAVSPRO heralds a unique game changer in effective workforce protection

The Costs of Dealing with Housing Disrepair Claims can Dramatically be Reduced

New Early Pay Product to Help Local Authorities Support Small Businesses

Bradshaw releases third-generation T800

WPS launches new open and adaptive parking solution at Intertraffic 2022

APT SKIDATA launches Charge, an integrated park and EV charging solution

XL Litter Bin to collect more waste

Over Unwanted Sound? Siderise Launches Mullion Overclad System

New and improved Toro mower for greater productivity

Supporting net zero ambitions: New solar PV enhancement from Marley

Nordic Copper Defines a New Generation of Finnish Libraries

Siderise launches masonry passive fire protection package

UltraCrete launches innovative installation aid

Panasonic’s new Smart Multi-site Control Solution provides advanced HVAC control and management

Innovative technology for face-to-face meetings

Leafield’s New 310-litre Envirobank Recycling Bin

Electric performance from the Ariens Zenith E

Case Studies

Vent-Axia's Heat Save Helps Hillingdon Council with Carbon-friendly Makeover

Beyond Ventilation: Why Air Purifiers Are Essential for Healthier Schools

Vent-Axia's Heat Recovery Retrofit Solution is the perfect fit for Almond HA

StoSilent Direct system brings Oxford College acoustics up to date

UltraCrete improving road safety near Shrewsbury

Sto rainscreen cladding system streamlines construction at Blar Mor

Mid Devon Housing: Improving fire safety in communal areas

Advanced’s EvacGo Evacuation Alert System Helps Keep Residents Safe

South Ayrshire increase recycling rates in parks

Acrospire Helps Vale of Glamorgan Council Reduce Carbon Footprint with Energy-Efficient Heritage Lighting

Dover District Council, LEDs Ltd and CU Phosco Lighting Partner to Create Safer, Greener Streets

London Borough of Redbridge adopts user-centred online housing repairs service

Jersey selects BridgeHead’s HealthStore® to manage medical images

Energy Efficient High Mast Lighting for UK City of Culture

Active Light

Milton Keynes City Council offsets rising energy prices with Telensa smart street lighting

Building vibrant local economies

MICHELIN’s Connected Fleet leads to nearly 50% drop in engine idling

Evacuation alert system from Advanced helps protect residents in Merseyside social housing

UltraCrete prevents dangerous accident in Carmarthen

Decarbonising the UK's housing stock – a practical example

Tough Patch® saves Ringway Jacobs time and money

UltraCrete repairs troublesome chamber on busy London road

City of York tackles congestion and pollution with Alchera Technologies

Panasonic Heats Renovated Chapel in Devon with Unique Air Source Heat Pump & Fan Coil Solution

A DLUHC-funded PropTech win uses 3D images and voice technology to bring local planning into the modern age

Protecting Cumbria’s dark skies – a collaborative effort between Thorn Lighting and Cumbria County Council

Adur & Worthing Councils verify property discounts and exemptions using Aspire

Warwickshire Pub Installs Panasonic nanoe™ X to improve indoor environment

Milton Keynes Council automate completion notice issuing process

Wandsworth Council leads the charge on EV infrastructure

Mortar Buoy® increases speed and saves money

Greater Manchester bus network drives into the digital age

Boosting local retail - three more local authorities sign up to Local Rewards scheme

Norwich City Council Awarded for Innovative Approach to Tackling Rising Debt Concerns

21st Century upgrades passenger information across the East Midlands

APT SKIDATA Wins Contract to Upgrade Seafront Car Park in North Ayrshire

Places for People rolls out new technology in the management of damp in homes

Document automation saves TfL payroll team 160 days' admin time per year

Leading by example: The City of London Corporation specifies FORS in supply chain contracts

Vent-Axia’s Lo-Carbon PoziDry Compact Pro Combats Mould in Housing Association Property

Innovative Highways Alliance brings benefits to roads & residents

Thorn Lighting Isaro Pro luminaires provide the perfect solution for the Safer Streets Fund Initiative

Essex County Council completes first stage of digital transformation journey

St Helens MBC: Dream team looks to a bright future

New Harold Wood Station plaza opens

Essex County Council selects Telensa for the next stage of its smart streetlight project

New open data portal presents a bigger picture of Stockport residents

Wales delivers a first for technology-enabled care through Covid response

New Otterbine restores fountain to former glory at Newquay Boating Lake

How £1.3bn Metro tuned into digital radio comms

Hunter Douglas Architectural supplies 17,000m2 of new ceiling for Rotterdam Ahoy

SWARCO Traffic installs new speed warning signs for Angus Council

Thorn ensures the perfect setting at Queens Quay and Titan Crane Basin

Traffic Management Contract secured in Thurrock

SWARCO and APT Skidata provide the technology solution for Wembley car parks

Company Anouncements

UltraCrete wins Employment and Skills Award at RSTA Annual Conference

UltraCrete partners with Salford City College

Acrospire Unveils 'Solar HonestyTM' Initiative

East Herts DC selects Cadcorp for advancing digital planning services

Vent-Axia Sentinel Apex Scoops CIBSE Air Quality Award

Cardo Group provides insight into how valuable Frameworx is as a procurement solution

360 Vision Technology’s Invictus TX wireless camera selected for Heritage site

Bringing Energy Efficiency to Suffolk's Historic Streets

CU Phosco Lighting achieves outstanding 2.9 TM66 score

Acrospire donate solar-powered luminaires to Bishops Castle Council

Matrix launches refreshed Milestone offering to Pave the Way for Public Procurement Reform in the UK

CU Phosco Lighting announce cost-savings on new and improved traditional lighting range

Airtech Supports Radon Awareness Week

Vent-Axia Welcomes Updated PAS 2035

Triple Award Shortlisting Shows Vent-Axia’s Commitment to a Lo-Carbon Future

Four local authorities appoint Propeller Powered for compliance management overhaul

CU Phosco Lighting Offer Dream Trip to Australia in 100th Anniversary Celebration

Vent-Axia supports Clean Air Day

Revolutionising ground source heat pump deployment at scale

BridgeHead’s HealthStore® Wins 2023 MedTech Breakthrough Award

Ascendant Solutions gets royal seal of approval

Vent-Axia’s Heat Recovery Retrofit Solution shortlisted at the Unlock Net Zero Awards

Seven senior public sector figures given seats at framework provider’s top table

Aico host webinar on A Spotlight on Damp and Mould with The Housing Ombudsman

Going Green with Ground Source Heat Pumps

Vent-Axia celebrates global recycling day and improves indoor air sustainably

Metric appoints new head to drive launch of unique software solutions

Matrix appoints Roger Clements as first CMO to lead transformational growth

The SWARCO team wins big at the 2023 E-Mobility Awards

Liberty Charge invests in senior management team

Be Part of a Net-Zero Future – BEIS-funded training available through the Retrofit Academy

Voicescape appointed by Hartlepool Borough Council after raft of revenue and benefits wins

Airtech Offers Social Housing Landlords Expert Advice and Help to Tackle Mould

Automation of Property Assessments to drive more RV for UK Councils

Domus Ventilation’s Solis Air Brick wins London Construction Awards

Airtech Gives 5 Important Radon Facts to Support Radon Awareness Week

Saltare Secures Listing for Early Pay on Crown Commercial Service’s G-Cloud 13 Procurement Framework

How Middlesbrough Council increased engagement rates by 59% of residents in Council Tax arrears

Airtech Offers Condensation and Mould Advice to Landlords as Energy Crisis Looms

New cost of living crisis research calls for change to public sector financial support

Hugh James appointed to new Public Sector Legal Services framework

VWV Wins Place on Crown Commercial Service's Public Sector Legal Services Framework

Virtru data protection solutions approved for G-Cloud 13 Framework

The future of EV charging in Wales: Making experience count

Truvelo positions for market growth with new sales appointment

DESKO scanners dominate market with regard to image resolution

Faster, Safer, Building Evacuations with Advanced Dynamic Safety Signage

‘Debt-tech’ experts Trustfolio to offer Local Authority creditor teams free trial of first-of-its-kind debt management platform

Crowdguard expands into semi-permanent terror protection with Unafor partnership

Ricardo develops new dataset to help tackle the climate emergency

New top team for public sector framework provider

Panasonic and Schneider Electric partner to expediate the future of heating

TrustID certified as an Identity Service Providers (IDSP) for digital identity checks

Flexible salary sacrifice will help local authorities reach net zero

ESPO and AO team up to provide compliant route to top tech range

Fellowes champions IAQ in education with the clean air for classrooms initiative

Customers to benefit as Amberol and Leafield Environmental join forces

Zutec Digital Cladding Remediation Solution Now Available for Housebuilders, Developers and Owners

UltraCrete and Telent join forces to tackle failed ironwork

Vent-Axia Shares Tips to Love your Lungs and Stay Healthy this Clean Air Day

SWARCO companies from across the UK & Ireland come together at Traffex 2022

APT SKIDATA to demonstrate digital transformation in parking at Parkex 2022

Local Resilience adds Debfibrillator Management Process to pre-built Procedures

Panasonic Exhibiting at Housing 2022

Cadcorp launches new hosted Data Service

Bringing logical cloud-based collaboration to the Public Sector

Triple Point announces new £8m revolving credit facility for MLL Telecom

Social Housing Building Regulations Webinar to Set Out Changes to Ventilation in Existing Homes

Tavistock Relationships offers local authorities Reducing Parental Conflict Training

PayByPhone announces new global and UK leadership structure as the business continues to grow

Alliance Leisure Retains Position As Lead Development Partner On Third Generation UK Leisure Framework

Vemotion showcase latest live video streaming products at Security & Policing

York-based fulfilment business works with Sainsbury’s to bring new grocery voucher to market

Bring your course to life at night with Otterbine's lighting systems

New brand gives boost to long-established bridge parapet manufacturer

Designed to Meet the Demand for Safe and Sustainable Interim Housing

Tempest Resourcing Wins Place on Local Government Resourcing Partnership Framework

Local Authorities Now have Access to Premium Parking Solutions on a Subscription Basis

ENVIROVENT’s ventilation solution CHOSEN for ‘homes OF the future’ PILOT

SWARCO Smart Charging Named as GreenFleet’s Charging & Re-fuelling Infrastructure Provider of the Year

UltraCrete launch industry-leading accreditation scheme

Irwin Mitchell boosts planning and environment department with two new appointments

Electric Vehicle Goupil Range Helping Local Authorities Support Their Green Agenda

Vent-Axia Welcomes Housing Ombudsman’s Report on Damp and Mould

Red Stag driving towards carbon-neutral pothole repairs across UK

Sir Robert McAlpine – building a quality supply chain with FORS

Fimatix appoints head of User-Centred Design in expansion of its practice

Caution Your Blast Announces Rich Cassidy as New Head of People and Delivery

Airtech Urges Everyone to Take Action this Radon Awareness Week

Treat the family more for less this Christmas with £245* worth of savings for public servants from Boundless

Liberty Charge seeks to address on-street charging deficit with fully-funded solution

Telensa first to demonstrate that the open standard protocol, TALQ2, enables interoperability at scale

SWARCO Smart Charging enhances its public sector offering with senior appointment

Airtech Helps Landlords Meet Their Duty of Care and Tackle Condensation and Mould

Call for entries: Panasonic celebrates excellence in HVAC+R projects with 4th European PRO Awards 2021

Four more local authorities sign up to Local Rewards scheme to boost local retail

Toro fleet expansion for CGM Group

Power Roll’s rooftop solar offers councils a viable alternative to greenfield sites

Vemotion Viewer App now with automated Real-time Incident Alert & Review

Airtech Supports Landlords to Help Protect their Residents from Radon this Summer

Celebrating a decade of gold standards and stronger supply chains

Premier Modular wins place on £330m public sector building framework

New leasing company helps councils tackle the climate crisis

PayByPhone continues rapid growth across UK

Open Booking API for the sport & leisure sector to undergo further testing

Panasonic Aquarea units receive Passive House Component Certification

Care home building firm choose FORS to ensure quality supply chain

Accelar helps to pinpoint opportunities to drive down carbon in construction

Blackhawk Network becomes a supplier for The Crown Commercial Service on the Voucher Scheme Framework

Keeping close to residents at Stockport Homes, even in lockdown

Recovery Worker Substance Misuse

£30931 - £35362 per annum + + 26 Days Leave & Defined Benefit Pension

Recovery Worker Substance MisusePermanent, Full Time£30,931 to £35,362 per annumLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

Principal Transport Officer

Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

£63,112 per annum

leading the capital’s largest new regeneration project. Brent Civic Centre (32 Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0FJ).

Recuriter: Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

Senior Occupational Therapist

£43477 - £52302 per annum + Flexible Working, Hybrid, CPD, Gov Pension

The role will be responsible for supporting adults to develop their abilities to enable them to live as independently as possible. This may include England, Essex, Harlow

Recuriter: Essex County Council

Director of Commissioning and Performance

£100,157 - £109,081

We are looking for an individual to help us achieve excellence in adult social care in Northumberland. Northumberland County Council, Morpeth, United Kingdom

Recuriter: Northumberland County Council

Payroll Manager

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

£46,014 to £55,758 per annum

About the role You will have a set of on-going responsibilities which will vary depending on the needs of the team. The responsibilities include (but not limited to) to

Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Partner Content

Circular highways is a necessity not an aspiration – and it’s within our grasp

Shell is helping power the journey towards a circular paving industry with Shell Bitumen LT R, a new product for roads that uses plastics destined for landfill as part of the additives to make the bitumen.

Support from Effective Energy Group for Local Authorities to Deliver £430m Sustainable Warmth Funded Energy Efficiency Projects

Effective Energy Group is now offering its support to the 40 Local Authorities who have received a share of the £430m to deliver their projects on the ground by surveying properties and installing measures.

Pay.UK – the next step in Bacs’ evolution

Dougie Belmore explains how one of the main interfaces between you and Bacs is about to change.