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Connecting with the people

The LGiU asked 30 leading industry figures to report on how the concept of ‘Connected Localism’ will work in practice.

We've been thinking a lot about the future recently. To mark LGiU's thirtieth birthday we asked thirty leading thinkers and practitioners to tell us how the council of thirty years time might look different to local government as we know it now.

The results can be seen on our websiteand will be published as a collection on 9th December.

For our part, we think that as a society we face a series of profound and complex challenges: how to reset local economies, how to care for an ageing population, how to provide young people with the skills they need and decent homes to live in, how to build resilient supportive communities and many, many more.

At LGiU, we believe that these challenges are too complex and too particular to be solved by broad brush national solutions.

Jonathan Carr-West

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