CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Filling in the gaps
By Ann McGauran | 26 January 2021
The Government has launched an independent inquiry into children’s social care in England, amid c...
COUNCIL TAX
Conservative MPs refuse to vote down hike in council tax
By Ann McGauran | 26 January 2021
Conservative MPs last night refused to vote against a rise in council tax that a poll says is opp...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
Uncertain future for migrant rough sleepers
By Martin Ford | 26 January 2021
MPs have raised concerns about the future of rough sleepers with no recourse to public funds (NRP...
DIGITAL
Pandemic procurement failings and how technology can help
By Garry Jones | 25 January 2021
Through leveraging digital marketplace technology, the Government would be able to ensure items a...
WHITEHALL
Councils told to return millions in business grants to Whitehall
By Dan Peters | 25 January 2021
Councils are being ordered to return millions of pounds in business grants to Whitehall even with...
HEALTH
Councils complain about vaccine diversion
By Dan Peters | 25 January 2021
Frustrated council leaders have urged the Government to restore their expected coronavirus vaccin...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A 'bottom up' response to Brexit
By Paul Frainer | 25 January 2021
Paul Frainer thinks we are at a crossroads economically, socially and environmentally, ‘and Brexi...
PUBLIC HEALTH
What can the vaccine roll-out learn from test and trace?
By David Nabarro | 25 January 2021
John Atkinson and David Nabarro say the vaccination programme should combine the scale and capaci...
HEALTH
Leading Greenwich through crisis
By Cllr Danny Thorpe | 25 January 2021
Cllr Danny Thorpe outlines how Greenwich RLBC changed its processes at pace to support residents ...
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
Business rates are past their sell-by date
By Sir Stephen Houghton | 25 January 2021
Business rates are an unsustainable way to fund local government, argues chair of SIGOMA Cllr Si...
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