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  • 2 months ago | themj.co.uk | Michael Palin |David Blackman |Mark Sandford |Ann McGauran

    The impacts of climate change are no longer hypothetical. We can declare climate emergencies, set net zero carbon targets and work at scale and pace to retrofit the built environment across the UK (and we absolutely should); but the very real fact is that we are already witnessing the effects of global warming. The five main climate risks are overheating, flash flooding, storms, droughts and wildfires.

  • Jan 10, 2025 | themj.co.uk | William Eichler |Dan Peters |Martin Ford |Ann McGauran

    POLITICS Burnham backs 'limited' national grooming inquiry Greater Manchester Labour mayor Andy Burnham has voiced his support for a ‘limited’ national inquiry into child grooming gangs. By William Eichler | 10 January 2025 SHARE Mayor Andy Burnham © Greater Manchester Combined Authority Greater Manchester Labour mayor Andy Burnham has voiced his support for a ‘limited' national inquiry into child grooming gangs.

  • Dec 10, 2024 | localgov.co.uk | Ann McGauran

    The launch of a £100m fund to pioneer public sector reform and deliver the Government's Plan for Change will see the state operate ‘more like a start-up', a minister has pledged. The ‘first wave' of the Innovation Fund announced by the chancellor in the Budget will begin in January with a focus on temporary accommodation and family support, said Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden. Visit The MJ (£) to continue reading.

  • Dec 10, 2024 | themj.co.uk | Joseph Rham |Dan Peters |Ann McGauran |Paul Marinko

    Improving satisfaction and establishing trust and loyalty with our customers is key to driving service performance and growth. GLL's customer-centric approach is built around understanding our customers' experiences, needs and priorities and using those insights to continually develop and evolve our products and services. By working in this way, we are achieving some remarkable results.

  • Dec 10, 2024 | themj.co.uk | Ann McGauran

    DIGITAL State will operate 'more like a start-up' The launch of a £100m fund to pioneer public sector reform and deliver the Government’s Plan for Change will see the state operate ‘more like a start-up’, a minister pledged this week. By Ann McGauran | 10 December 2024 SHARE The launch of a £100m fund to pioneer public sector reform and deliver the Government's Plan for Change will see the state operate ‘more like a start-up', a minister pledged this week.

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