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DEVOLUTION
Future Forum Midlands: We don't have devolution, says Rogers
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2024
The interim chief executive of East Midlands Combined Authority has expressed hopes that all areas eventually benefit from true devolution.
DEVOLUTION
Six club together for South Midlands devolution
By Martin Ford | 27 August 2024
Steps are being taken towards forming a devolution proposal covering six councils in the South Mi...
FINANCE
What's next for devolution?
By Kate Kennally | 20 May 2024
Kate Kennally says widening and deepening devolution should be on the agenda for the next governm...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The search for the Holy Grail of growth
By Michael Burton | 19 February 2024
In an exclusive interview, Lord Heseltine, the longstanding advocate of elected mayors, tells Mic...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
'There's no national growth without local growth'
By Greg Clark | 19 February 2024
With an eye on the upcoming Budget and the General Election, Greg Clark outlines why local govern...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Why regional policy failed
By Ann McGauran | 30 October 2023
A report looks at the lessons from in-depth interviews with experts on why UK regional policy has...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Uncertainty hangs over funding for growth projects
By Martin Ford | 16 October 2023
Councils have voiced fresh concerns as they remain in the dark over future funding for responsibi...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Devolution: keeping it local, making it work
By Trevor Holden | 23 August 2023
The current drive to move things to upper tier authorities in two tier areas runs a real risk of ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Collaborative growth engines
By Tim Pope | 21 August 2023
Irrespective of the model for delivering the functions of LEPs, transferring responsibility into...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Collaboration is key to harnessing growth
By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 14 August 2023
The very function of local government is to be close to the people and communities it serves, say...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Making an effective LEP from enterprise partnership to local government
By Alun Hughes | 14 July 2023
Upper-tier local authorities have the necessary strategic scale and powers to convert any nationa...
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