Speaking at a conference last week, Brandon Lewis the Minister for Police and Fire confirmed that
"The Policing and Crime Act introduces a new statutory duty on the
emergency services to keep collaboration opportunities under review and
to enter into collaboration where it would be in the interests of their
efficiency or effectiveness to do so. This new duty will come into
force in April 2017 and going forward, I expect the pace and ambition
of collaboration to increase and for it to become the norm."
This requires that each Ambulance, Fire and Police
service will need to produce a collaboration strategy
document. Those strategies will need to evidence how
collaboration will take forward the strategic narrative of the
organisation and also state clearly, what is not up for collaboration.
Here is your collaboration news and collaborative working job vacancies
from the last seven days…
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Local Government
A
joint venture between Daventry District Council and Norse Commercial
Services to deliver waste and recycling services is being considered
for next year. Read more
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Health & Social Care
The government’s plan to integrate health and social
care services across England by 2020 is at “significant risk” due to
progress being slower and less successful than had been hoped, the
National Audit Office (NAO) has warned. Read more
The
£1.3 billion investment plan for South West Wales will help speed up
the transformation of health services across South West Wales,
according to health leaders. Read more
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Delivery Models
This
guide gives clear explanations of the different types of alternative
models and vehicles, their structures and frameworks. Read more
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IT
The
London Borough of Southwark is set to share IT services with two
other London boroughs. Read more
Spending
on IT and technology procurement increased dramatically last year with
over £800m of outsourcing deals signed by councils. Read more
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Housing
Berkshire
based housing associations Housing Solutions and Bracknell Forest Homes
have confirmed they are in early merger discussions. Read more
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