It’s time for councils to reconsider their approach to co-production by adopting a more flexible and impact-driven model, say Caroline Collier, Rebecca Sare and Briony Banks.
Approached with an appropriate level of caution, AI has the potential to transform the way local ...
Graham Smith argues that failing to make citizens’ assemblies effective can do serious damage to ...
Test Valley BC has opened itself up to community challenge in a way that breaks down internal bar...
Dawn Carter-McDonald’s first year in charge of Hackney LBC has had its share of ups and downs, bu...
Wigan’s new phase of reform will build on what remains radical and relevant from the Deal, while ...
Local government must confront pressing 'elephant in the room' issues head-on if it is to foster ...
Now is a pivotal moment for councils to start developing strategies to engage with Generation Z, ...
The MJ’s series on building a new vision for local government, drawing from the 2007 Lyons Review...
A member of the Government’s sidelined parks action group (PAG) has called for ‘real action’ afte...
Local government will join an ‘expert group’ with the voluntary and community sector and care pro...
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