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Putting finance on the devolution to-do list

Seeking real fiscal autonomy for local government at times feels as elusive as the end of a rainbow, says Alison Griffin.

By Alison Griffin | 16 April 2024

Seeking real fiscal autonomy for local government at times feels as elusive as the end of a rainbow.

Yes, there have been some fantastic devolution wins – most recently Manchester re-taking back control of their bus services.

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Popular articles by Alison Griffin

  1. The costs of supporting people fleeing conflict must be recognised
  2. Opening a dialogue with councils is a meaningful step
  3. Devolution has transformed the way local services work together in London
  4. Political heat is rising
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