ECONOMIC GROWTH
Axeing UKSPF will harm poorest areas
By Lee Peart | 04 June 2024
The IFS has warned axeing the UK Shared Prosperity Fund would hit poorer regions the most, but the scheme will need significant reform if it stays in place. Lee Peart reports.
WHITEHALL
Auditors add to council biometric warnings
By Mark Conrad | 20 May 2024
A spending watchdog has echoed councils’ concerns that biometric entry requirements at UK ports c...
BUSINESS
Third council in biometrics warning
By Mark Conrad | 09 April 2024
A third council has warned it faces potential fallout from new entry checks at UK borders earmark...
DEVOLUTION
Keeping the faith
By Heather Jameson | 15 November 2023
As local government battles with budgets and rising demand, Heather Jameson spoke to Leeds City C...
FINANCE
Local leadership: the trans-Atlantic lessons
By Dominic Campbell | 18 October 2023
Dominic Campbell offers insights ahead of the trans-Atlantic Transformations panel at the Solace ...
LEGAL
Red tape risk to levelling up
By Martin Ford | 06 October 2023
New rules around subsidies risk holding back levelling up efforts, according to analysis publishe...
FINANCE
Investing in the future – the challenge and opportunity
By Julie Towers | 19 September 2023
Julie Towers shares her experience of future talent development and the impact of the Penna Aspir...
HOUSING
Can we refocus on public service reform now?
By Andrew Laird | 05 September 2023
Part of the challenge for governments in tackling poverty is to enable everyone to work together ...
SOLACE
Is basic income the answer?
By Amanda Hill-Dixon | 05 September 2023
As chief executives gather for the annual Solace Wales conference, Amanda Hill-Dixon looks at the...
HEALTH
Serving up a food strategy
04 September 2023
Local authorities are increasingly playing a more prominent role in creating healthy, sustainable...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
One size doesn't fit all
By Megan Streb | 24 July 2023
Megan Streb shows how evidence can be used to better tailor local growth policy, while emphasisin...
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