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FINANCE
Cornwall devolution deal unveiled
By Martin Ford | 02 December 2022
The deal includes funding and new powers over housing, skills and transport, but will depend on t...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Growth solution's key component
By Robin Tuddenham | 04 October 2022
Ahead of next week's 2022 Solace Summit in Birmingham, Robin Tuddenham says a properly funded, tr...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils need power and a plan
By Neil McInroy | 04 October 2022
Any effective stewardship of the local economy badly requires a step change if it is to stay true...
FINANCE
Sector welcomes Sturgeon tourism tax moves
By Dan Peters | 07 September 2022
Local government figures have welcomed plans announced yesterday by Scottish First Minister Nicol...
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
More grant funding, not devolved tax powers, will support levelling up
By Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton | 31 August 2022
Sir Stephen Houghton says fiscal devolution is not a ‘levelling up’ silver bullet – and a new ref...
BUSINESS RATES
Polling backs councils' fiscal devolution call
By Mark Conrad | 08 August 2022
Ministers should devolve fiscal powers to councils to boost the UK’s economic recovery, South Eas...
FINANCE
Minister tells councils to 'prioritise when delivering core services'
By Dan Peters | 30 June 2022
In a message to the Local Government Association’s annual conference, Treasury minister Simon Cla...
DIGITAL
Unleash wave of mayoral devo, says Onward
By Ann McGauran | 20 June 2022
A report from the centre-right Onward think-tank has urged the Government to step back from ‘micr...
FINANCE
Gove: Levelling up will need fiscal devolution
By Heather Jameson | 13 June 2022
Levelling up will never truly happen without fiscal devolution, Michael Gove has admitted to a gr...
WHITEHALL
Driscoll urges Labour to back fiscal devolution
By Dan Peters | 13 June 2022
North of Tyne’s Labour Mayor Jamie Driscoll has urged his party to back fiscal devolution.
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