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WHITEHALL
What are local government's prospects now?
By Ben Page | 21 January 2020
Ben Page looks ahead at the prospects for local government.There is hope on social care, with a p...
LONDON COUNCILS
Learning from two different governance systems
By John O’ Brien | 21 January 2020
With elections looming in 2020, it is a topical moment to think about what we can learn from the ...
WHITEHALL
York welcomes House of Lords move suggestion
By Paul Marinko | 20 January 2020
York City Council has welcomed news that the Government is considering moving the House of Lords ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Boost for Yorkshire leaders committee talks
By Dan Peters | 15 January 2020
Local government secretary Robert Jenrick has agreed to talks on the role and functions of a new ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The stage is set for districts to demonstrate their key role
By Cllr John Fuller | 14 January 2020
We hope ministers take away the message from conference next month that it is districts, backed b...
WHITEHALL
Localis hired for fiscal devolution study
By Dan Peters | 14 January 2020
The Local Government Association has commissioned research to better understand how greater contr...
INFRASTRUCTURE
2020: Time for a new era in local and central government collaboration
14 January 2020
Chair of Key Cities Cllr John Merry welcomes both devolution and the Government’s stated ambitio...
PLANNING
The sector cannot simply make blank cheque arguments
By Simon Edwards | 09 January 2020
It will be crucial to show the new Government that investing in local government will provide a r...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: 100% business rates retention could be back on agenda
By Dan Peters | 07 January 2020
Full retention of business rates could shoot back up the agenda as part of a long-awaited Governm...
REORGANISATION
If wholesale restructuring is done it must happen in a manner fit for the 21st century
By Jan Britton | 19 December 2019
Jan Britton wonders what lies ahead for local government - and asks if the Government, ‘with it...
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