Overall, the Government’s local government finance reforms appear to be a positive step forward on the path to a fairer future for councils, says Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has committed to a review of homelessness service funding.
Fears have been raised local government could ‘tear itself apart’ over funding for new unitary au...
Councils, along with other employers, will be impacted by the chancellor’s decision to increase t...
Government will fully fund Special Educational Needs and Disabilities from 2028-29, cutting one o...
Abolition of the two-child benefit cap in today’s Budget has been welcomed as a ‘first step’ in t...
Local authority leaders across Wales have warned the provisional 2026-27 local government settlem...
Lambeth LBC is proposing to house more people further out of the borough as housing pressures in ...
By mapping spend, finance and service teams can build a shared understanding of what prevention l...
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has announced a review of counc...
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