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Soziale Arbeit in der Sozialhilfertant bedrock of local democracy and accountability. In the UK, this local landscape is surprisingly complex: there are hundreds of principal authorities: 27 county councils, 55 unitary authorities, 32 London boroughs (plus the Corporation of the City of London), 36 Metropolitan boroughs, 201 distri

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Soziale Arbeit in der Sozialhilfeed to the related use of new digital technologies in order to enable major improvements — such as enhancing user services, streamlining operations or creating entirely new services. Fundamental to this intentionally broad definition is the realignment of technology and business models to more effect

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The UK’s Journey, A Lesson for Us Alltation as a pioneer in computing. After all, it was the UK that brought the world figures such as Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing and Tim Berners-Lee, and innovations from Colossus to the BBC Micro, Sinclair ZX-80, ARM and most recently the Raspberry Pi. Add to this the fact that the Brit