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Assistant Director of Housing
A chance for an aspiring Chief Executive to make your mark, and join a collaborative and innovative team.
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Assistant Director, Children and Families
Make your mark by leading one of the very best Children’s Service authorities in the Country
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Executive Director
Ealing is one of London’s most successful boroughs at attracting new developments and regenerating its housing stock.
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Director, Corporate and Commercial
At Kingston, we are passionate about our intention to reinvent ourselves as a new type of Council.
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Director, Communities
At Kingston, we are passionate about our intention to reinvent ourselves as a new type of Council.
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Assistant Director - Stronger Communities
Building stronger communities in the Borough remains at the heart of our ambition for achieving great lives and great services for all our citizens.
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Director, Growth
At Kingston, we are passionate about our intention to reinvent ourselves as a new type of Council
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Service Director
The Service Director will lead and develop a new & innovative service focused on achieving the best outcomes for children
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Senior AD, Children’s Safeguarding and Social Care
Royal Greenwich is proud to be a borough synonymous with first class modern services.
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Director of Housing and Safer Communities
Royal Greenwich is proud to be a borough synonymous with first class modern services.
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Executive Director of Children, Adults, Families, Health and Education
Our County Council is changing at pace to successfully tackle our challenges and capture the opportunities for all our communities in West Sussex.
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Executive Director, Communities and Public Protection
Our County Council is changing at pace to successfully tackle our challenges and capture the opportunities for all our communities in West Sussex.
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Assistant Director (Policy): Maternity Cover
Achieving positive outcomes for children through the family courts