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By Peter French | 20 April 2021

Buses provide social, environmental, and economic benefits rather than just profit, says Peter Fr...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Seize the reins

By Simon Edwards | 30 March 2021

The County Councils Network's new business plan for recovery and renewal puts forward evidence-ba...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

County set to walk out of LGA membership

By Heather Jameson | 24 March 2021

Leicestershire CC leader Nick Rushton has said he will pull the council out of membership of the ...

WHITEHALL

Pandemic forces finance reform rethink

By Martin Ford | 16 March 2021

Whitehall plans for local government finance reform were thrown into doubt this week after civil ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Counties scale up to the challenges

By Cllr Barry Lewis | 03 March 2021

Counties’ ability to blend both a central and local focus means they should be further empowered ...

FINANCE

Public health commissioning move 'illogical'

By Dan Peters | 25 February 2021

A suggestion from the body representing NHS trusts that the commissioning of key public health se...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Plenty of reasons to be cheerful in the health and care White Paper

By Cllr David Fothergill | 24 February 2021

Cllr David Fothergill says while many of the 2012 health reforms will now be unwound, local gover...

HEALTH

Starting from the wrong place?

By Ann McGauran | 15 February 2021

The first White Paper on NHS reform in nearly a decade confirms England will be covered by statut...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Social care should remain delivered by councils, says report

By Ann McGauran | 10 February 2021

Tens of thousands of people could live more independent lives if councils keep hold of social car...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

A social care model that's fit for the future

By Daniel Sperrin | 09 February 2021

A new report sets out the key ingredients of a better social care system, using a delivery model ...

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