FINANCE
A review of funding is essential
By Patrick Melia | 10 January 2023
The repeatedly late publication of the provisional local government finance settlement is deeply ...
WHITEHALL
Public service reform is back on the table
By Jessica Studdert | 09 January 2023
Jessica Studdert says public sector reform is back on the agenda and could make room for a more n...
FINANCE
Scottish council leaders warn of job losses
By William Eichler | 05 December 2022
Local authority leaders in Scotland today warned of job losses amid an ‘extremely precarious fina...
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
Why levelling up is on life support
By Sir Stephen Houghton | 30 November 2022
Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton says it is the poorest and most vulnerable who rely on local services a...
HEALTH
'A' word that's key to the next election
By Michael Burton | 30 November 2022
The Red Wall seats that delivered the Conservative victory in 2019 are turned off by spending cut...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Chancellor's plans hit the most deprived councils hardest, says report
By Ann McGauran | 25 November 2022
The most deprived councils will see the smallest uplifts in their core spending power as a result...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Autumn Statement: The coming years will be extraordinarily difficult
By Rob Whiteman CBE | 21 November 2022
The chancellor hopes for growth by balancing tax rises and spending restraint, but the statement ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Autumn Statement: It's pretty depressing, but it could have been worse
By Chris Tambini | 21 November 2022
Chris Tambini says that after the Autumn Statement local government is in a better place than we ...
COUNCIL TAX
Autumn Statement: Jam today, gruel tomorrow
By Michael Burton | 21 November 2022
In last week’s Autumn Statement chancellor Jeremy Hunt has pushed public spending cuts beyond the...
FINANCE
Councils face £3bn funding gap
By William Eichler | 31 October 2022
Local authorities could be forced to cut essential services as they face a collective funding gap...
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