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TRANSFORMATION
The social state
01 December 2021
COVID-19 restrictions may have been lifted but a new report by Demos and Capita, launched at The ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Trust in councils higher than national Government, research finds
By Martin Ford | 26 November 2021
The public placed more trust in local authorities than national Government in responding to the C...
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
Councils battle to prevent 'lost generation'
By Martin Ford | 25 November 2021
Children’s services directors have said they face a challenge to avoid the emergence of a ‘lost g...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Why stewardship and regeneration go hand-in-hand
By Cllr Philip Broadhead | 24 November 2021
Why has Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council become one of the first local authorities to ...
FINANCE
Crowdfunding's hive of activities
By Cllr Jenny Forde | 24 November 2021
Cllr Jenny Forde explains why, as COVID-19 struck, Cotswold DC chose to work with funding platfor...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Getting on with the daily job
By Lawrence Conway | 24 November 2021
Business as usual services must continue at South Lakeland DC with performance kept at the highes...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
What reform of adult social care should look like
By Cath Roff | 22 November 2021
Ahead of the National Children and Adult Services Conference this week, ADASS trustee Cath Roff o...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Lambeth is already stepping up on climate action
By Cllr Claire Holland | 22 November 2021
Lambeth will release its borough-wide Climate Action Plan next month. It is vital that our Govern...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Why not put schools at the heart of place-wide net-zero Carbon transition?
18 November 2021
EQUANS is working with schools, councils, and Multi-Academy Trusts to benchmark their current ene...
HOMELESSNESS
Ring-fenced funds are not well suited to the roaring demand challenges of the twenties
By Jessica Studdert | 16 November 2021
By doing away with ring-fences all together, local partners would be freed up to collaborate and ...
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