DEVOLUTION
Beware of 'super' combined authorities
By Andrew Carter | 21 November 2024
Rolling out ‘super’ combined authorities across the country, one option being considered by the Government, is not the pragmatic approach it would at first seem, says Andrew Carter.
FINANCE
Call for courage over failing council finances
By By Martin Ford | 21 November 2024
‘Drastic action’ from the Government is required to shore-up councils’ finances amid multiple cri...
DEVOLUTION
Devo deal process at 'end of shelf life'
By Martin Ford | 14 October 2024
The Government will need to take a different approach to English devolution in its forthcoming wh...
FINANCE
Waiting continues for multi-year settlement despite 'collapse' warnings
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2024
Local government expects another one-year finance settlement despite warnings that failing to add...
DEVOLUTION
The taxing question
By Anthony Breach | 06 August 2024
How Government plans to both widen and deepen devolution will be key to achieving economic growth...
KING'S SPEECH
Green shoots?
By Martin Ford | 23 July 2024
Planning and devolution were two of the key themes of last week’s King’s Speech, with a host of B...
FINANCE
A fiscal crossroads for Labour
By Dan Peters | 25 June 2024
Will an incoming Labour government seize the initiative on fiscal devolution as a way of driving ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Warnings over Labour devolution drive
By Dan Peters | 18 June 2024
A Labour drive to fill in the devolution map will take time and energy away from deepening devolu...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Next government 'should bring big cities up to par with G7 peers'
By Ann McGauran | 12 June 2024
The incoming government should put big cities outside London at the heart of a national mission t...
WHITEHALL
Is devolution to metro mayors having its intended effect?
By Andrew Carter | 28 May 2024
In the political sphere, the Labour party loudly celebrated its near-clean sweep of victories at ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Devolution needs to be more 'Kevin Keegan'
By Henry Kippin | 22 April 2024
If the UK wants to emerge from its ‘odd decade’ into a better place, it must use devolution to bo...
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