DISTRICT COUNCILS' NETWORK
The white paper wait seems worth it for districts
By Ian Miller | 04 February 2022
The Government should be applauded for recognising – at last – that Whitehall does not know best ...
WHITEHALL
Ministers acknowledge long-term savings from Everyone In
By Dan Peters | 17 January 2022
Ministers have acknowledged that the Government’s Everyone In policy will achieve long-term savin...
WHITEHALL
Districts call for new homes bonus certainty
By Dan Peters | 17 January 2022
District councils have called for long-term certainty over the future of the dwindling new homes ...
FINANCE
We will spell out the benefits delivered by districts' wellbeing services
By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 17 January 2022
We need a long term strategy that revitalises leisure and wellbeing services to level up the heal...
HOMELESSNESS
Districts are working hard to ensure a healthy Christmas future
By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 23 December 2021
With a hard winter looming, districts are focused on making sure every rough sleeper gets a jab, ...
SOCIAL CARE
Councils express integrated care system sidelining fears
By Martin Ford | 23 December 2021
Local authority leaders are concerned they are being excluded as governance structures are put in...
SOCIAL CARE
This provisional settlement makes the job of districts harder
By Cllr Sharon Taylor | 20 December 2021
The Provisional Local Government Finance Settlement falls short of what district councils need an...
PLANNING
Give districts an equal voice in county deals
By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 07 December 2021
Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen explains why district councils want to have an equal voice in developing c...
FINANCE
Prudential code changes sparks fear for district finances
By Heather Jameson | 07 December 2021
Plans to change the rules on prudential borrowing have provoked fears that district councils’ fin...
FINANCE
Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig need to cut Peppa Pig some slack
By Ian Miller | 01 December 2021
Did the secretary of state Michael Gove signal last week that some functions or powers are going ...
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