AUTHOR: JOHN FAGAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT SCRIBE
At Scribe we love all the many amazing facilities that parish, town and community councils provide to their communities across the UK, but…
AUTHOR: JOHN FAGAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT SCRIBE
At Scribe we love all the many amazing facilities that parish, town and community councils provide to their communities across the UK, but…
AUTHOR: RAFI ILIVITZKY, MANAGING DIRECTOR AT TRAILTALE
With 87% of the adult population in the UK owning a mobile phone, and the advance in mobile phone technology, it is only natural to make Town Walking Trails available for visitors using smartphones. Over the last few years, there has been a growing tendency for town councils to develop mobile apps that feature their town’s heritage trail.
AUTHOR: KEITH HEMPSHALL, DIRECTOR OF LOCAL AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AT THE CENTRE OF SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
Our experience is that all communities are different. It can sometimes be hard to know where to begin and what to prioritise when organising community action around local carbon emissions.
AUTHOR: LUKE BENNETT, PARTNERSHIP MANAGER FOR EAST SUFFOLK COUNCIL
Community Partnerships are something fresh that reflects the ambitions of East Suffolk Council and utilise the incredible knowledge, experience and enthusiasm contained right across the wide range of organisations and communities in East Suffolk. The Community Partnerships are based on natural groupings of communities using the East Suffolk Council ward boundaries as the building blocks for each partnership area.
AUTHOR: ELEANOR GREENE, SECRETARY TO THE INTERNAL AUDITORS FORUM
Last year the Internal Audit Forum (IAF) — at that time comprised about 30 of us from across England and Wales — revamped section four of the Practitioners' Guide to make it more usable for all internal auditors.
AUTHOR: IAN JEFFERS, INTERIM DIRECTOR AT TOGETHER
The role of local (parish and town) councils across the country is central to our communities, and the fantastic work is not always celebrated or understood. That is why it is essential to capitalise on opportunities to share their work and ensure we are making time and space to thank local councillors, volunteers, staff, and the community.