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FINANCE
Rent reductions could hinder house building
By Sandra Dinneen | 16 September 2015
As autumn starts to bite, the July Budget announcement seems like a distant memory but the reality of rent reduction remains, says Sandra Dineen
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils to be handed Sunday trading hours powers
By Michael Burton | 07 July 2015
Local authorities in England are to be handed powers to change Sunday trading laws in tomorrow’s ...
HEALTH
The parallel universe of party spending plans
By Michael Burton | 23 April 2015
With perfect timing the scrutiny of party election pledges by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (I...
FINANCE
Once in a lifetime?
20 April 2015
Pensions changes announced in the 2015 Budget might affect senior local government officers’ life...
FINANCE
Rising to meet the new risks
By Andrew Jepp | 10 April 2015
Councils will be exposed to new risks - reputational, operational and financial – and increasing ...
FINANCE
IFS director: Tough spending decisions to come
By Michael Burton | 01 April 2015
The next government will face tough spending decisions, although cuts may not be as deep as feare...
FINANCE
Forum holds a mirror to grim reality facing chiefs
By Heather Jameson | 31 March 2015
Last week saw The MJ and around 100 or so chief executives and senior directors gather for our an...
FINANCE
Next government 'must tackle the crisis in care'
By Dan Peters | 31 March 2015
Council services face a hammering in next year’s spending review if the soaring costs of health a...
HUMOUR
How gullible are we?
24 March 2015
Diary has heard about the politics of the pork barrel, but the trail of political scandal from la...
FINANCE
Corridors of Power: Ed Balls' Budget response?
24 March 2015
Following the chancellor’s accidental swallowing of a truth drug in last week’s issue, Ed Balls h...
PENSIONS
Budget tax on pensions may mean career rethinking
By Michael Burton | 24 March 2015
Thank goodness, not just for the Institute for Fiscal Studies, but for the Office for Budget Resp...
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