COUNCIL TAX
Council tax rebate won't fix a long-broken system
By Heather Jameson | 09 February 2022
The chancellor’s decision to give a rebate of £150 to those in council tax bands A-D 'has done a ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Unlock the potential of social entrepreneurship to truly level up
By Alastair Wilson | 07 February 2022
It’s no surprise the Levelling Up White Paper outlines a keen interest in providing further suppo...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Global lessons in levelling up
By Jeffrey Matsu | 01 February 2022
The experiences of four international cities that have shown significant success in tackling regi...
ENVIRONMENT
Leading the way in the recycling revolution
By Kristy Spindler – Project Director, Local Partnerships | 26 January 2022
The local government sector has bold ambitions for linking the circular economy and net zero, say...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Amid current political chaos, levelling up cannot be overlooked
By Dr Arianna Giovannini | 26 January 2022
Rhetoric about levelling up is high – but the Government has been missing in action and inequalit...
POVERTY
Cost of living crisis needs fixing – fast
By Heather Jameson | 26 January 2022
Local government will have to brace itself for the rising tide of need, going back to offering su...
MJ AWARDS
Using data to support Bradford's vulnerable through COVID
By Kersten England | 19 January 2022
Bradford City Council won the Building Diversity and Inclusion category of The MJ Awards for a pa...
AUSTERITY
Mind the gap between levelling up 'rhetoric and reality,' think-tank warns
By William Eichler | 17 January 2022
Central Government policies have undermined the levelling up agenda and left the UK more regional...
HEALTH
The stakes are high for the levelling up White Paper
By Erica Roscoe | 17 January 2022
The Levelling Up White Paper must seek to broaden and deepen devolution, and provide a framework ...
DEVOLUTION
Birmingham has a bold vision for levelling up
By Cllr Ian Ward | 13 January 2022
The levelling up White Paper must show how double devolution can deliver opportunities for every ...
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- Six club together for South Midlands devolution
- Unite members reject pay offer
- EXCLUSIVE: More than one in three have not published corporate or finance peer challenge in last five years
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