2018
- Food for thought: School holiday meal provision
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We spoke to Lindsay Graham, child food poverty policy advisor, about the steps being made to provide food to children from low income families during the school holidays.
- Top of the Class
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Announcing the finalists for the APSE Overall Council of the Year award 2018.
- Welcoming Finders International - New APSE Approved Partners
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Finders International, leading professional probate genealogists, is delighted to announce is official partnership with APSE.
- Making fuel poverty history
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Dealing with our national home energy efficiency problem requires bold action, says Shadow Minister for Energy and Climate Change, Alan Whitehead MP.
- Introducing the Deposit Return Scheme in Scotland
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We spoke to David Barnes, Programme Manager in Litter and Flytipping at Zero Waste Scotland, about how this new scheme can help Scotland turn the tables on litter for good.
- Announcing the finalists of the APSE Annual Seminar 2018!
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The Awards, now in their eighteenth year, celebrate the very best in local government.
- Governing England: devolution and public services
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Martin Rogers, Policy Advisor at the British Academy, investigates how devolution in England is working in practice and the impact its having on local authorities.
- Passivhaus: Exeter City Council leading by example
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We spoke to Emma Osmundsen, Shadow Director (Development) and Client Lead (Build) at Exeter City
Council, about Exeter’s emergence as a world leader in sustainable developments.
- Striking gold: redeveloping facilities for the public good
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We spoke to Richard Shwe, Deputy Chief Executive (Commercial and Development) at St Albans City and District Council about generating a new income stream through redevelopment of leisure and cultural facilities.
- APSE on BBC's Rip Off Britain
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APSE Chief Executive Paul O’Brien was interviewed on BBC One’s Rip Off Britain on 25 June defending the right of councils to introduce charges for garden waste.
Promoting excellence in public services
APSE (Association for Public Service Excellence) is a not for profit unincorporated association working with over 300 councils throughout the UK. Promoting excellence in public services, APSE is the foremost specialist in local authority frontline services, hosting a network for frontline service providers in areas such as waste and refuse collection, parks and environmental services, cemeteries and crematorium, environmental health, leisure, school meals, cleaning, housing and building maintenance.
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