Stephen Moir

The Local Government Bathtub: Don’t Change Its Shape Fix the Four Holes Letting All the Water Out Local government reorganisation isn’t the wrong idea it’s happening in the wrong order. Councils face financial collapse due to four broken systems: children’s social care, SEND, temporary accommodati...

This is well worth a read, for all those debating, discussing or working on LGR….

Earlier today, a majority of Cambridgeshire County Council elected members approved a decision to take forward a proposal for Local Government Reorganisation which would see the 7 current authorities replaced by 2 unitary councils, one for the “North” and one for the “South” see more 👇🏻

#Cambridgeshire #LGR 👇🏻

So grateful to our brilliant Policy and Finance teams at Cambridgeshire County Council for producing a report to Council for 21/10, to enable Councillors to consider submitting an Option to Government for Local Government Reorganisation across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

#WeAreCambs #OneTeam

Having to post this message was not something Cambridgeshire County Council should have had to do. However, when our staff are contractors are threatened, intimidated and, in some cases physically attacked, we have no choice.

This is not acceptable. Not now, not ever.

#WorkingForYou #WeAreCambs

Back to work on Monday after 2 weeks off….approaching the laptop like this!

Deeply saddened to read this. An inspiration to a young biologist in school and university and someone whom I continued to admire as an adult. So very pleased to have heard Jane speak in person and to have met her at the Edinburgh International Science Festival #RIP

And relax! ☀️

Yaxley Library celebrates 50 years of serving its community Yaxley Library issues about 24,000 books a year, with crime and mystery amongst the most popular.

Village library celebrates 50 years of community

#Cambridgeshire #BBCNews

🔗: https://www.bbc.com/news/arti...

Feedback on the County Council this year has seen some real progress, including trust in the Council at 58% …

#QualityofLife #CambridgeshireCountyCouncil

Quality of Life Survey 2025 people in Cambridgeshire are happier than in other parts of the UK and have a strong sense of belonging to their local community …

Cambridgeshire Quality of Life Survey 2025, more than 6,700 residents participated with 5,500 interviewed as the core sample. The feedback received in summary as follows….

Quality of Life Survey results published!

#CambridgeshireCountyCouncil 👇🏻

You’ll find more comprehensive views will be shared about CCC as part of the 3rd annual quality of life survey we’ve undertaken with a sample of size of more than 5,500 residents.

And the issue of “blacklisting” will undoubtedly draw views from trade unions and other representative bodies. They will also be subject to testing at Tribunal and in the Courts, I imagine.

Having been involved in these discussions with the PSA years ago, it’s good to see some progress. However, professional regulation requirements require standards which are applicable to all. That’s a challenge when there are multiple professional bodies involved.