Over a 6-month period in early 2018, 10 contestants will tackle five tough real life challenges in councils across the country, spanning front line, financial, creative and leadership challenges. The fourth challenge took place in Kirklees Council.
An increasing amount of driving tasks are being automated. This process has been going on for many years but the momentum behind these changes is becoming greater now that full automation of all driving tasks looks like it could be a realistic proposition.
We now live lives where we are constantly connected to the world around us. There is almost no element of our lives where we aren’t in contact with others and this constant and all pervasive connectivity will soon spread to cars.
Electric cars have been technically viable for decades, but the transition from conventional internal combustion engines has not taken off for a variety of reasons.
All around the country, councils are finding innovative, creative and effective ways to help children and families look forward to a bright future – here’s just a few examples.
In this collection of articles, sector experts offer their own answer to this question and, in so doing, articulate the fundamental value of social care and support being a local service.
This project was undertaken on behalf of a partnership of local authorities led by Teignbridge District Council and including the other Greater Exeter Strategic Partnership authorities.
