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ELECTIONS

Transatlantic lessons for UK cities

By Robin Hambleton | 02 May 2017

Robin Hambleton argues elected local authorities and civic activists in the UK can draw inspirati...

FINANCE

Door knocking on neighbourhoods

By Dr Peter Kenway | 28 April 2017

The cuts meted out to neighbourhood services are shortsighted, damaging to communities, and gross...

FINANCE

Doomed to success?

By Jonathan Werran | 26 April 2017

The snap election has shunted full business rates retention into the sidings. But does the sector...

PLANNING

A halfway house?

By Paul Hunter | 26 April 2017

Housing has featured heavily in the campaigns of the metro mayor hopefuls, but Paul Hunter asks w...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Local elections must springboard the sector to the centre of the national debate

By James Maker | 26 April 2017

Next week's local elections must be used to propel local government to the centre of the General ...

WHITEHALL

Warning over 'proxy vote' as elections clash

By Dan Peters | 26 April 2017

The local elections could be turned into a ‘proxy vote on party politics and Brexit’ by the Gener...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Cock-up or conspiracy: the impact of the General Election

By Jonathan Carr-West | 24 April 2017

Jonathan Carr-West looks at the possible implications June's General Election could have on the l...

BUSINESS RATES

Don't let the election derail public sector reforms

By Heather Jameson | 20 April 2017

As another General Election looms, Heather Jameson says there are a host of domestic policy chall...

WHITEHALL

4 Wheel Drive Woman on . . . the General Election

20 April 2017

No Tarquin, a snap election doesn’t mean it is exactly the same as last time.

WHITEHALL

CIPFA warning as General Election called

By Mark Conrad | 18 April 2017

MPs should not use the snap General Election to make ‘undeliverable promises’ about the future fu...

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Bristol City Council

Head of Finance - Children & Young People’s Service

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