Officials in councils with no overall political control will need to use high levels of political nous, personal acumen, trust and brokering skills over the coming months, says Colin Mellors.
Mayor of Middlesbrough Chris Cooke says that at a time of political change, SIGOMA’s role as a co...
The post-May 7 political arithmetic of the city regions leaves delivery on devolution ‘immeasurab...
David Marlow says the post-7 May political composition of England’s six Integrated Settlement May...
Partnerships will be key to turning priorities into progress for new council administrations, wri...
If political fragmentation after this month's local elections makes delivery harder, 'the answer ...
Ben Bradley talks to Ann McGauran about the implications of Reform UK’s huge election gains for r...
Attempts are being made to form rainbow coalitions around the country after more councils ended u...
The Local Government Association's (LGA) interim chief executive Jenny Rowlands is meeting board ...
Labour suffered stark losses of councils and seats in the local elections. Tom Collinge looks at ...
Cardiff Council chief executive Paul Orders has revealed he intends to step down after more than ...
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