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Work Together wrote a new blog post: Green Flag Thematic Study: Improving Economic Prosperity During the Recession 4 days, 20 hours ago
PDF Improving Economic Prosperity During the Recession Aug 2010
There are patterns of common responses by local authorities and their partners to the impact of the recession – task forces, early payment of invoices from small businesses, financial inclusion services, redundancy support, etc), highlighted by the Audit Commission report (When it comes to [...]
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Work Together wrote a new blog post: Warrington Borough Council transport study 6 days, 20 hours ago
PDF Warrington Borough Council transport case study July 2010
Key Learning Points for Others
Warrington Council and its partners have focused on the quality and usability of their bus service. They have been able to offer a viable alternative to the car for local journeys as a result of their focus on the quality of service, [...]
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Work Together wrote a new blog post: Reducing CO2 Emissions 1 week, 4 days ago
PDF Reducing CO2 Emissions Aug 2010
Key Learning Points for Others
These six partnerships have acted upon a collective knowledge that climate change is already impacting upon their locality and that the future impacts and costs require urgent action now. Many areas have completed Local Climate Impact Profiles and are commencing on the comprehensive risk assessments [...]
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Work Together wrote a new blog post: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s Virtual School 2 weeks ago
PDF Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s Virtual School
Abstract
In the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea the difference in educational attainment of Looked After Children and other children is consistently smaller than in similar areas and the gap between the two cohorts has closed significantly over recent years. This can be largely attributed [...]
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Work Together wrote a new blog post: Improving services for older people 3 weeks, 3 days ago
PDF – Improving Services for Older People
The issueOlder people are living longer and form an increasing proportion of the overall population. Today a typical man and woman aged 65 can expect to live another 18 and 21 years respectively. Over the next twenty years the population aged 65 and over is projected [...]
