Claire Read

Friendships in the workplace can help nurses feel they belong, but also need boundaries

Two CMI Chartered Fellows share their advice on handling sensitive discussions at work

Concerns about criminality among Ashfield DC councillors have been raised in Parliament. Lee Anderson (Ref), the local MP, told the House of Commons that

Auditors still cannot conclude that Slough BC is capable of high-quality financial reporting, a public interest report has said. Grant Thornton LLP said

Councils affected by delayed local government reorganisation decisions will not be required to move from the committee system before being dissolved, the

A district council has announced the sudden departure of its chief executive. Simon Fletcher, who has been at Lichfield DC since August 2021, is to leave

The chancellor has announced an additional £1.5bn billion to support the delivery of more social and affordable homes in England, with a particular focus

The government is to address rising energy costs with a £100 payment to households delivered through the council tax system. The household energy payment

Experienced nurses in their 40s and 50s talk about what they value most at work and what would keep them in the profession longer Read the full story by logging in below

What experienced staff say they value most at work, and how employers can retain them

On a long nursing shift, lack of hydration and the temptation to ‘hold on’ risks damaging your bladder. But there are ways to prevent harm – find out more Read the full story by logging in below

Long shifts without toilet breaks increase risk of urinary incontinence, but there is hope

More than one in 10 social housing staff now say excessive heat is their biggest concern when it comes to resident health, though damp and mould is still the leading worry, this year’s Health and Housing survey in association with Aico finds

In a roundtable supported by Aico, panellists discuss their findings and challenges in preparing for Phase 2 of Awaab’s Law, which comes into effect later this year.

Inside Housing hears from Jess Ashworth, housing bond sector lead at not-for-profit consultancy The Housing Bond Alliance, on how social landlords can progress development projects while managing the financial risks of contractor failure and

Community energy and the social housing sector need to develop closer ties, argued panellists at our roundtable, hosted in partnership with Sureserve.

LGC looks at how Reform councils are interpreting their party's anti-net zero position. A notable trend has emerged in English local government’s approach

Our latest roundtable, run in association with energy, compliance and maintenance services provider Sureserve, explores the evolving role of housing repairs visits.