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ELECTIONS

More voter identification trials needed - Electoral Commission

By Martin Ford | 19 July 2018

Trials of voter identification have worked well, according to the Electoral Commission’s official...

WHITEHALL

Grant chosen to lead troubled Northamptonshire

By Heather Jameson | 12 July 2018

Beleaguered Northamptonshire CC has chosen former Trafford MBC boss Theresa Grant to be its new c...

WHITEHALL

Brokenshire pushed on Brexit

By Mark Conrad | 05 July 2018

Local government has presented communities secretary James Brokenshire with a list of Brexit-rela...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Voter ID in perspective

By Jo Miller | 04 July 2018

Jo Miller, in her role as a returning officer, argues that Voter ID is a very expensive way to ta...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Jamieson beats Simmonds to top Tory role

By Heather Jameson | 29 June 2018

Central Bedfordshire Council leader James Jamieson has been elected the new leader of the Local G...

ELECTIONS

ID could drive residents to 'less secure' postal voting

By Mark Conrad | 19 June 2018

Residents could be more likely to apply for less secure postal votes if polling station ID requir...

WHITEHALL

Voter ID trial could have been illegal, according to barristers

By Martin Ford | 08 June 2018

The Government trial of checking voter ID in May’s local elections may have been illegal, barrist...

ELECTIONS

Voters value limiting influence of party donors more than ID checks

By Martin Ford | 06 June 2018

Voters are more concerned with balanced media coverage and big party donors than ID at polling st...

LONDON COUNCILS

John picked to head up London Councils

By Heather Jameson | 05 June 2018

London Councils has elected Southwark LBC leader, Cllr Peter John, as its new chair to replace fo...

ELECTIONS

Council performance doesn't matter when it comes to election results

By Jon Ainger | 24 May 2018

Jon Ainger analyses whether individual councils' performance had any correlation with the electio...

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