A spending watchdog has echoed councils’ concerns that biometric entry requirements at UK ports could lead to freight delays and gridlock on major roads.
A third council has warned it faces potential fallout from new entry checks at UK borders earmark...
New rules around subsidies risk holding back levelling up efforts, according to analysis publishe...
Public finance minister Tom Arthur visited Edinburgh to mark the publication of a Bill that would...
Lower levels of pay in the public sector are discouraging finance professionals from entering loc...
Local government has asked Whitehall to reprofile cash from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)...
Local government officers feel their hands are tied in how much support they can realistically pr...
Council websites are being disproportionately targeted by a Whitehall unit tasked with monitoring...
The Government has rejected concerns that new procurement rules will create more red tape for loc...
Councils will have to draw up investment plans to access the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF), the...
While we still await detail behind the Spending Review headlines, what we do know raises serious ...
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