REORGANISATION
Is reorganisation inevitable or just ingrained?
By Steve Leach | 03 October 2024
It is not increases in council sizes that improve local government, and the public don’t benefit from larger and fewer authorities, say Colin Copus and Steve Leach
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
A fond farewell
By Heather Jameson | 26 September 2024
As chief executive of Leeds City Council Tom Riordan prepares to leave after 14 years for a top r...
DEVOLUTION
Rayner confirms devolution agreements
By William Eichler | 19 September 2024
Four deals have been signed off in what deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner described as ‘only th...
REORGANISATION
Holden: We can't avoid reorganisation debate
By Paul Marinko | 19 September 2024
The most senior district council chief executive in the country this week conceded local governme...
LEADERSHIP
Searching for the perfect combination
By Mark Rogers | 12 September 2024
Mark Rogers looks at the skills needed to become a successful combined authority chief executive
FUTURE FORUM
Future Forum Midlands: 'Private sector can bring capacity and skills'
By Dan Peters | 12 September 2024
DEVOLUTION
The devo's in the detail
By Ann McGauran | 12 September 2024
The proposed English Devolution Bill has given encouragement to many local leaders, but with the ...
DEVOLUTION
Future Forum Midlands: We don't have devolution, says Rogers
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2024
The interim chief executive of East Midlands Combined Authority has expressed hopes that all area...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Gough: Local government under water
By Emily Twinch | 04 September 2024
‘Big changes’ to tackle the ‘structural problems’ facing local government are needed to help coun...
MAYORS
Tees Valley mayor in 'antagonistic' relationship with councillors
By Paul Marinko | 28 August 2024
An independent review has called for action to address the ‘antagonistic’ relationship between Te...
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